Sample Bulletin Articles

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SAMPLE A CROSS SECTION OF ARTICLES FROM OUR BULLETINS:

• Paul Scott’s Sampler Jug #10, Shelburne & Sugar
• Medieval Chinoiserie?
• An Exceptionally Unusual Leaf Border
• Transferware from the Thames
• Opening Pandora’s Box: Identification and Attribution of the Greek Myth Series
• Did Sir John Franklin Eat From These Plates? Transferware and Other Ceramics Recovered from the Wreck of H.M.S. Erebus
• Pountneys, Bristol: A Case Study of Transfer Printed Earthenware in India
• “Northampton Mass” by Enoch Wood & Sons: A Design Source Discovery
• My Forbears (by Marriage) Were Crate Makers
• Voices of Potters Past
• The Mount Pleasant Classical Institution: A Rarity of American Historical Staffordshire
• English Transfer Printed Earthenware at Junagarh Fort, Bikaner, Rajasthan, India
• The Right or Wrong Fit: Accommodating Transfer Patterns to Sizes and Shapes
• Transferware used at Cambridge Colleges
• One view, two artists, eight patterns
• A Chinese of Rank and a Marked Example
• British Transferware in Indonesia 1800-1915
• Anatomy of Tiles
• Japan Dreams of Egypt: Cairo by William T Copeland and Sons
• Nineteenth Century Ceramics at Whitten House , Becoming a Collector of Transferware
• “Blue Willow”: Apples or Oranges?
• Spode’s Blue Room: History, Repatriation and Restoration
• The Sailing Packet Josephine Willis
• Right on Target: a Transferware Discovery at President Madison’s Home
• The ABCs of Alphabet Wares
• Multi-color printing on ceramics – its earlier than you think
• Why More Adams Ceramics Isn't
• Something borrowed...
• Transfer-Printed Victorian Tiles
• The Glamorgan Pottery Bicentenary (1814- 2014)
• Commemorating the B&O Railroad in Baltimore
• Tracing Britain’s Fascination with Elephants on Transfer-Printed Wares c. 1790-1850, Part I
• Staffordshire Pottery on the Gulf Coast: A Davenport Importer’s Mark from Antebellum Mobile
• A Cigarette Box with a Personal Touch
• Inappropriate Patterns for Children
• Transfer Printed Cow Cream Jugs: A Breed All Their Own
• Dating Dark Blue American Themed Prints on Pottery
• Ceramics from CSS Alabama
• Up, Up and Away...in My Transferware Balloon
• Pekin Japan -- A Pattern with a Long Run
• A Brief History of Printed Tiles
• On the Trail of Two Rams
• The Great New York City Fire of 1835
• Falling in Love with the Cupid Series
• Rabbitware
• The Bony Mug 
• The Napoleon Series by Charles James Mason
• Edward and George Phillip's Pottery at Longport
• Texian Campaigne
• A DaVinci Code for Railroad Transfers: Enoch Wood & the Liverpool & Manchester Railway
• Public Houses and Their Place on Blue Printed Transferware
• Who's Been Eating Off My Dinnerware?
• Mother Lode Treasure
• Seventh Annual Meeting
• Giraffomania
• A Blue Willow Tureen with a History
• Mount Bellew, Galway, Ireland - A New Wood Grapevine Border Series View
• Expanding the Mystery (View with Adobe Reader) 
• First Annual TCC Meeting
• Words Words Words (Transferware Terminology)
• Doctor Syntax, Part IV
• Staffordshire Toys & Miniatures for the American Market
• Underglaze Printed Transferware Pot Lids