The Leeds Pottery 1770–1881. To which is Appended an Illustrated Account of the Work of the Revivalist, J. & G.W. Senior and J.T. Morton 1880s to c.1950
The Leeds Pottery 1770–1881. To which is Appended an Illustrated Account of the Work of the Revivalist, J. & G.W. Senior and J.T. Morton 1880s to c.1950 |
author: Griffin, John D.
Plate II. Sauceboats (E) Painted in Enamel Colours, But Attributable to Loudin's China House on the Analogy of Marked Pieces (Mr. Arthur Hurst, York) (F) Moulded in Relief, and Painted Inside in Blue, Unmarked (Mr. Arthur Hurst, York) Painted in Blue, Mark "Bristol" in Relief (Mr. Edward Sheldon, Manchester) Painted in Blue, Mark "Bristol" in Relief (Mr. Edward Sheldon, Manchester). Loudin's (Alias "Lowris") China House, Bristol
Plate I. Sauceboats in Bristol Soft Paste Porcelain (A) One of a Pair, Decorated in Gold (Victoria-Albert Museum, Schreiber Coll. No. 87) (B) Marked "Bristoll" in Relief (Victoria-Albert Museum, No. 3151-1901) (C) Marked "Bristoll" in Low Relief (British Museum, VIII, I) (D) One of a Pair of Bluish White Porcelain Figures Marked "Bristol 1750" in Raised Characters; $6frac{3}{4}^{prime prime}$ High (Trapnell Sale, 1912 No. 70). Loudin's (Alias "Lowris") China House, Bristol