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Current Bulletin
2022 XXIII No. 2
Remembering Connie Rogers
Yes – Transfer-printed Tiles are in the Database
Our Love of the Royals and Other Dignitaries on Pottery
Rathbone Earthenware and the “Pekin” Pattern
Utilization Testing of a TCC Logo Mug in a
Standard Household Microwave Oven
Bathed in Color: Aesthetic Wash Sets with Applied Decoration
Pountneys, Bristol: A Case Study of Transfer
Printed Earthenware in India
Have You Seen These Workers’ Marks on John Meir Pieces?
Treaty of Amiens
Interview with TCC Members: Margaret and Mel Blachford
Recent Bulletins
2022 XXIII No. 1
Thomas the Rhymer Teapot - A Favorite Piece
Following On From Two Previous Articles
An Aesthetic Mystery
“Northampton Mass” by Enoch Wood & Sons:
A Design Source Discovery
Ralph Wedgwood for the American Market
Swansea Pottery Double-boxed Tea Caddies
Transfer Scenes with Spatterware or Spongeware Edging
Interview with TCC Member: Susan Ferguson
2021 XXII No. 3
A “Chinese Temple” and Other Objects
The Origins and Evolution of Aesthetic Transferware, c. 1860-1900
Transferware Around the World: Vietnam
What the Reverse Reveals
One Man’s Quest to Discover His Patterson Pottery Roots
My Forbears (by Marriage) Were Crate Makers
Interview with TCC Members: Judie Siddall and David Hoexter
2021 XXII No. 2
Voices of Potters Past
Digging Deeper
William Ridgway Narrow Lace Border
Do you have items for the Database?
Lucking into a “Great Rarity”
2021 TCC Research Grant Recipients
Maker Misidentification: Furnival and the Multiple Foresters
Interview with TCC member: Jeri Golsan
2021 Vol. XXII No. 1
Enoch Wood’s Interchanging Borders And Multi Color Rural Scene
The Mount Pleasant Classical Institution
Chinese Choosing Fabric
Masonic Greek
Stilton Cheese Stands
Transferware at the Dayton Art Institute, Dayton, Ohio
Interview with TCC Member: Jo Anne Jones
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