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Willow Pattern Variation by Possil Pottery Glasgow, Scotland
What is Badge Ware?
Transferware from a British Perspective
English Transfer Printed Earthenware at Junagarh Fort, Bikaner, Rajasthan, India
Interview with TCC Member: Tommy Cheatham
Announcing a New Online Transferware Experience
The Right or Wrong Fit
An Attribution for the “Fisherman’s Hut” Pattern
The ‘DUKE OF YORK’ in Color
2020 TCC Research Grant Recipients
Help Needed with Pattern Identification
Bird Over Arched Bridge Pattern
Interview with TCC Members: John and Virginia Goslin
Henshall St. Alban’s Abbey Marked Plate
Transferware Used at Cambridge Colleges
Yet Another Milkmaid: Glasgow Verrieville,This Time
Go Big or Go Home-r
2019 Annual Raffle & Donor Honor Roll
Two Transferware Toby Jugs
Camera Lucida
Broseley - a very particular question
John Yates Mystery
Interview With TCC Member: Elke Walls
Bill Kurau – A Remembrance
One view, two artists, eight patterns
Book Review: Chinoiserie: Printed British Ceramics in the Chinese style 1750 – 1900
Inside a Pattern
Odessa...Where in the World
A New Series of British Views
In Touch with the Past
Interview with TCC Member: Rich Crouch
A Chinese of Rank and a Marked Example
Malayan Longhouse – An Attribution
Blue and White Ceramics: An Enduring Global Obsession
Three Phases of Transferware Repair
Book Review: Historical Guide to Advertising Pot Lids
Book Review: Canadian Advertising Pot Lids
Transferware and locality
The Moore Legacy at Krannert Museum of Art
Interview with TCC member: Ian Harvey
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