A keramic study: a chapter in the history of half a dozen dinner plates [1895]

Language: English. Approximately 127 pages. English: Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1895. Text in English. This meticulous study by Flora E. Haines examines the history and significance of six notable dinner plates, offering a detailed analysis of their ceramic techniques, decorative motifs, and cultural context. The work traces the evolution of tableware design from the late 19th century, highlighting the craftsmanship and artistic innovations of the period. Haines' research provides valuable insights into the social and economic factors influencing ceramic production, making this a key reference for historians of material culture and decorative arts. The book combines technical observations with historical documentation, presenting a comprehensive overview of these objects' role in domestic life and artistic traditions. Book images are non-contractual.