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5184 patterns and 393 source prints as of today.
"French Groups" Plate, 10.25 inches by an unknown maker. The pattern is part of a series that depicts different floral groups in the center united by birds and flowers in the border. To learn more about the series and to see more patterns, search "French Groups" in the database. More information and other patterns
The Summer/Fall 2009 Bulletin is now available.
The featured free article is:
"Some
Thoughts Regarding a Rare Staffordshire Relief Molded, Blue Transfer-Printed
and Enamel-Decorated Thread Caddy" by Rebecca J. Davis
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World’s Largest Transferware Jug ??? Well, maybe not, but certainly this one stands out, for both its exceptional size as well as contents! More Information
Looking for a large platter at least 15" in length and in good condition that features a scene with chickens or roosters and is in a black or red transferware...more
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“Chief Brigand” series
An uncommon series of scenes by an unknown maker, possibly Scottish, the subject of which has not been identified although they may well be from a novel.
“Hibernia” series
Another uncommon series of untitled views of Ireland by John Wedg Wood of Tunstall.
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What is my transferware piece worth?
What's it worth? The simple answer – whatever you can get for it – has truth but doesn’t explain why. More | Other FAQs
Robert Copeland named a Life-Time Honorary Member!
At the annual meeting in Bristol, England, Robert Copeland, a long-standing contributor to the TCC, was recognized for his outstanding contribution to the field of ceramics by bestowing on him the club's first and only Life-Time Honorary Membership. Learn more
Merlin Antiques specializes in 19th century British transferware in all colors, and other British ceramics.
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Database reaches milestone: 5,000 patterns. More information.
TCC Bulletin Index has been updated.
Special edition of the TCC Bulletin highlights the Annual Meeting in England
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Estate auction of over 1000 transferware pieces in 160 lots from the collection of Betti-Lee Stark, Williamsburg, VA. Internet bidding only, ends March 24, 2010.
Transferware Presentation on Floral Patterns, featuring Judie Siddall, March 21, 2010. More information.
Transferware Seminar featuring Dick Henrywood, May 10, 2010: More information.
The Bo/Ness Pottery (Scotland) produced a large variety of wares, including transferware, from 1766-1958. The Bo'Ness web site is currently offering a calendar featuring transferware, as a free download. More information
Manufacturing Processes of Tableware during the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
by Robert Copeland
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"Robert Copeland on Spode" DVD now available! Watch an excerpt of the interview (Copeland talking about Spode and the development of transfer-printed wares ) and then purchase the full video. Learn more
Petra Williams Index
Staffordshire Cup Plates and Early Victorian China”
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