The New Keramic Gallery

William Chaffers

Published by Reeves and Turner, 1926

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Lovely two volume set depicting the history and development of porcelain and pottery inspired by the development of a recent invention in photography.as a desirable and comparatively economical means of illustrating lectures written and given by Mr. Chaffers during the 1860s. Lovely photographic plates along with black and white photos illustrate the various eras discussed in the text including ancient examples, Sevres, English pottery and others. Wonderful reference work for the pottery or porcelain collector. Very Good condition: several uncut plates in Volume 1 and loose binding between pgs 326-327 but still attached. Volume 2 in equally good condition with all plates intact. Cloth boards with gilt decorations in very Good Condition with just a little missing on the cover of vol 1 and a slight lightening on Vol 2 medallion. The New Keramic Gallery containing seven hundred illustrations of rare, curious and choice examples of Pottery and Porcelain from early times to the beginning of the Twentieth Century and including eight full-page plates in colours. With Descriptive Letterpress and Historical Notes . By William Chaffers. This edition, the third, is enlarged by over 100 additional illustrations, with descriptions, as well as extra full-page plates in colours and numerous marks, the work being Revised and Edited by H. M. Cundall, I.S.O., F.S.A. In Two Volumes. London: Reeves and Turner: 1926. COLA1926ACEA.

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The New Keramic Gallery

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Reeves and Turner

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1926

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Hardcover

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