SPODE Transfer Printed Ware 1784-1833

David Drakard and Paul Holdway

ISBN 10: 1851493646 / ISBN 13: 9781851493647

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Nazvanie: Spode Transfer Printed WareNr.1784Nr.1833nbsp;nbsp;Avtor: DavidNr.Drakard und PaulNr.Holdwaynbsp;nbsp;Izdatelstvo: Antique CollectorsNr. Club ACC Art Books, UKnbsp;nbsp;God izdaniya: 2Nr.e rasshirennoe izdanie 2002nbsp;nbsp;ISBNNr.10: 1851493948nbsp;nbsp;ISBNNr.13: 978Nr.1851493944nbsp;nbsp;Format: tverdyj pereplet Hardcover, krupnyj format 28Nr.Nr.22Nr.sm, 328 pagesnbsp;nbsp;Yazyk: Englishnbsp;nbsp;Kolichestvo stranits: 328 Seitennbsp;nbsp;Strana izdaniya: Velikobritaniyanbsp;nbsp;Pereplet: zhestkij pereplet s superoblozhkojnbsp;nbsp;Polnoe opisanie na yazyke izdatelya anglijskij:Nr.A definitive guide which catalogues three types of printed ware techniques. OverNr.900 illustrations show many of the blue printed wares and shapes in colour. Each pattern and shape individually photographed. Totally revised second edition, including much new research. Lists every known transfer print issued by the Spode family at their Works in StokeNr.onNr.Trent. Over 350 further illustrations covering shapes, Spode marks, manufacturing methods used historically and today.Nr.nbsp;Perevod na russkij yazyk:'Avtoritetnoe rukovodstvo po tekhnike transferNr.pechati na fayanse. Bolee 900 illyustratsij, mnozhestvo tsvetnykh izobrazhenij s formami posudy. Kazhdyj risunok i forma predstavleny otdelnoj fotografiej. Polnostyu pererabotannoe vtoroe izdanie s novymi issledovaniyami. Soderzhit polnyj katalog izvestnykh transferNr.risunkov, izgotovlennykh semejnoj fabrikoj Spode v StoukNr.onNr.Trent. Bolee 350 dopolnitelnykh illyustratsij, okhvatyvayushchikh formy posudy, marki Spode i metody izgotovleniya kak istoricheskie, tak i sovremennye.'.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: SPODE Transfer Printed Ware 1784-1833
• ISBN 10: 1851493646
• ISBN 13: 9781851493647
• Binding: Hardcover/Hardback
• Condition: New
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Synopsis

Spode-Copeland-Spode is the story of a manufactory, two families, generations of artists, gilders, modellers and their products. Begun by Josiah Spode I and continued by his son Josiah II, the business and works passed to the Copeland family who for five generations continued the traditions of quality and fine potting started by the Spodes. When the business was sold in 1970 its products reverted to the original name Spode. The book contains illustrations showing the range of products, including commissions for Royalty and the nobility not forgetting examples of the everyday wares of two centuries. There is new unpublished information, drawings and plans showing the many changes which have taken place at the Spode works. This is the fascinating story of a Pottery that has survived for over two centuries and today still produces many fine innovative wares.

About the Author

Vega Wilkinson is married with two children. She was born in the West Riding of Yorkshire but has lived in the Potteries for the last twenty eight years - the ideal place as a collector to further her love of fine china and especially landscape decoration which led to research in the archives of Spode and the Copeland family at Trelissick Cornwall. She has published articles on Copeland and Minton, Copeland A Shire book; written the guide book to the Copeland China collection at Trelissick Cornwall, and is now preparing a book A Century of Ceramic Artist 1800-1900.