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This large Copeland earthenware tray for a tea set measures 382 mm (15 inches) in diameter and stands 40 mm (1.5 inches) high. It is decorated to the centre with a brown printed pattern in the…
This porcelain cup and saucer was made by Sampson Bridgwood and Son of Longton, Staffordshire. It is decorated with the pattern, printed in puce, Faith, Hope & Charity, the three well known…
Large collection of brown and red transferware. Located in Virginia. Contact Mary Cheston atmcheston@aol.com.
Extensive library for sale. See attached list (note, the list will not be updated as items are sold). Contact Dick & Judy Wagner: bygones@frontier.com or 541-756-1506 for availability and to…
Featuring over 400 historical pieces from notable collections, including Rex and Patti Stark, Roger Behren, Jesse and Carol Goldberg, and Robert and Patsy Hassert. View the catalogue: https://…
I am currently researching the little known Longton (Stoke) factory of Charles Heathcote & Co and its association with the William Turner factory patterns. I would appreciate knowing of any items…
An Exhibition by the Chipstone Foundation
The Print Room was an immersive exhibition that explores transfer-printed ceramics and their role in print culture. Presented alongside prints and printed…
Winterthur is initiating a series of virtual trivia nights designed for fun and welcoming to all, from novice to specialist. Of particular interest to transferware enthusiasts, Senior Curator of…
Aestheticism on the Dinner Table: The ‘Etching Revival’ and Transferware by Jeffrey Ruda
(Members, please check your email on November 3 for the Zoom link to this lecture. Non-members are also…
1PM to 3PM EDT each day
Please save the dates of October 15th and 16th for the TCC’s 2021 Virtual Annual Meeting. With our membership spread across the globe, there is only a limited period each day…
Floral Prints as Sources for Patterns on Porcelain and Transferware; the Botanical and Gardening Obsession presented by Patricia (Pat) Knight, member of the TCC and the San Francisco Ceramics Circle…
Title: And His Little Dog, Too: The Enoch Wood Pottery Memorialized on a Mug
Lecturer: Angelika R. Kuettner, Associate Curator of Ceramics and Glass at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
(…
1PM EST
Title: From Trowel to Table: Ceramic Sherds Inform History Detectives at James Madison’s Montpelier
Lecturer: Leslie Lambour Bouterie, Visiting Curator of Ceramics at James Madison’s…
Title: Transferware in the Valley: Evidence of English Transferware in New England's Connecticut River Valley, 1820-1850
Lecturer: Daniel Sousa, Assistant Curator at Historic Deerfield
Members,…
Title: Contextualizing Transferware from Drayton Hall’s South Flanker Well, Charleston, SC.
Lecturer: Corey Heyward Sattes
Wexler Curatorial Fellow, Archaeology, Drayton Hall Preservation Trust…
Title: Beyond Blue: Transfer Printing in Fancy Colours
Lecturer: Pat Halfpenny, Curator Emerita, Ceramics & Glass, Winterthur Museum
This lecture is co-sponsored by the Northern Ceramic Society…
1 PM Eastern USA Time
(Note the day, Friday, and later June date)
Title: Transferware at the End of the World: Archaeology of a 19th Century Shipping Cargo in the Cape Horn Route
Lecturer: Dolores…
1 PM Eastern USA Time
Title: From Rehe, China to Staffordshire, England; The Voyage of a Chinese Image
Lecturer: Ron Fuchs, Senior Curator, Reeves Museum of Ceramics, Washington and Lee…
1 PM Eastern USA Time
Title: Supplying the Present Wants of Our Yankee Cousins
Lecturer: Dr. Neil Ewins, Senior Lecturer in Design History, University of Sunderland, Sunderland, England.
Members…
1 PM Eastern USA Time
Title: Overglaze Printing on English Pottery 1750-1800
Lecturer: Robin Emmerson, Freelance Decorative Arts Curator, Shrewsbury, England
Members, please check your email in…
1PM (EST)
Title: "I saw three ships..." - the ship and related prints used at the Swansea Pottery - a reassessment
Lecturer: Jonathan Gray, Honorary Research Fellow at the Amgueddfa Cymru -…
1PM (EST)
Title: Staffordshire Hospitality: An Exploration of Staffordshire Transferware Made for and Used by the Hospitality Trade
Lecturer: Ben Miller, Assistant Curator of Ceramics, The…
1PM (EST)
Title: British transferware for the Dutch Market, c. 1775-1850
Lecturer: Wytze Stellingwerf, Archaeologist and Specialist of Late and Post-Medieval Material Culture, Archeologie West-…
1PM (EST)
Title: A Trip to Edinburgh: Transfer-Printed Ceramics in the Collection of National Museums Scotland
Lecturer: Claire Blakey, Curator of Modern Decorative Arts, National Museums…
1 PM Eastern USA Time
Title: Two Worlds in One Shipwreck
Lecturer: Wytze Stellingwerf, Archaeologist and Specialist of Late and Post-Medieval Material Culture, Archeologie West-Friesland.
Members…
Our “East Coast” Regional Meeting will take place at Historic Deerfield, Massachusetts, Saturday, October 22, 2022. The meeting will feature lectures by Historic Deerfield curators Dan Sousa and…
Our "West Coast" Regional Meeting will take place in San Francisco, California on Saturday, October 15, 2022. The meeting will feature Michael Sack's extraordinary collection of India, Chinese and…
Our annual national meeting will again be conducted by Zoom on October 30th. The meeting will include a short business meeting and recorded lectures from our October 22nd regional meeting. The brief…
1 PM Eastern USA Time
Title: Poetically Posh: Richard Briggs’s Longfellow Jug and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in the American Home
Lecturer: Elizabeth Palms, Robert and Elizabeth Owens Curatorial…
1 PM Eastern USA Time
Titled: 19th Century English and Low Country Vessels Created by Makers Josiah Wedgwood, Enoch Wood, and Enslaved David DrakeLecturer: Scott Alves Barton, Faculty Fellow in Race…
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