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Volume Three of The Transferware Recorder covers the following series of British views:
"Beauties of England and Wales" series
"Belle Vue" series
Bluebell Border series (Adams)
Bristol and River…
Authored by Dick Henrywood, this volume is a first foray away from British views, concentrating this time on patterns related to literature. It covers prose, poetry, novels, plays, and their authors…
For all who own British antique blue-printed pottery, this book is essential reading.
With over 1,000 illustrations (including 12 pages in full colour), each giving full details of maker (where…
R.C. Bell's excellent 1971 publication is available from various sellers through Amazon Books. This book includes information on and examples from over 100 potteries located in the northeast of…
This is the tale of a small potworks begun and run by a family of Cornishmen in a bleak outpost of the upper Swansea valley. Right from the start, its relative isolation from the other Swansea…
A comprehensive soft cover book of 32 pages covering the products of this relatively unknown Welsh Pottery near Swansea.
Fully illustrated in colour with a section on marks. Includes many transfer…
Anglo-American Pottery: Old English China with American Views; a Manual for Collectors
Press of Patterson & White Company, 1901 - More info on Google Collectors and collecting - 220 pages
THIS little book has been compiled to meet the wants (expressed in hundreds of letters) of those who own old china, particularly old English china, and would like to know more about it, and to…
This report, prepared by the Cultural Resource Management Unit of the California Department of Parks and Recreation, describes archaeological excavations and studies of the 1820s Cooper-Molera Adobe…
Available as a PDF download. A classic publication, still referenced by researchers. Download here.
Preface: An authentic, technical Directory of the Staffordshire Potteries has long been felt as a necessity to do justice to its requirements. This, the first edition, is therefore submitted to the…
SECTION I. Receipts for superior and common Bodies of Porcelain, Earthenware, vitrious and porous Bodies, with various coloured Drabs
SECTION II. Receipts for superior and common Glases of…
Released in 2021, this book presents history and wares manufactured by Patterson and associated potteries in the North East of England between 1821 and 1900. The book Includes details of pottery and…
Following the success of the Spode Society Exhibition held at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham in November 2021, the Catalogue is available to purchase for the sum of £20 plus…
The Patriot behind the pot: A historical and archaeological study of ceramics, glassware and politics in the Dutch household of the Revolutionary Era: 1780-1815
The Patriot behind the pot tells the…
This is the 2nd edition of 'The Adams Lancaster Tankard: A collector's guide'. It contains new material as well as some layout changes and is intended as an illustrated guide to the little-known…
A chance to enjoy highlights of the world's largest collection of historic Welsh ceramics.
The names Swansea, Llanelli and Nantgarw are world-renowned for their pottery and porcelain, and this is…
With a TCC Richards Foundation Grant, Michael Escolme has written and published an excellent Guide to the Spode Museum Blue Room. This guide is available for download to TCC members.(Download PDF…
After many years of study of “Factory Z” by collectors a near-consensus has formed that the porcelains are the work of Thomas Wolfe. London Ceramic Circle has taken up the challenge to produce a book…
Volume Five is a completely new subject covering views of continental Europe, including such iconic and collectable series as Enoch Wood’s French and “Italian Scenery” series, the Byron Views series…
Volume Six returns to look at further British views but extending to some series which contain other views of Europe, the USA, and even one from India. Series covered include particularly the popuar…
Advertising pot lids can be found from many countries particularly English-speaking nations and are collected by a dedicated group of enthusiasts across the world. These fascinating transfer-printed…
The ink was hardly dry on India on Transferware at its publication in October 2009 before additional patterns and better images of some objects started showing up. I have been accumulating this new…
Introducing a new book that details the process of engraving a transferware pattern on to a copper-plate. This 272-page soft-back book covers a ten-year quest by the author who recorded the engraving…
Musketeer Pattern Follow-Up
A New John Hall & Sons Discovery
Digging Deeper: A New Look at Transferware
Anatomy of Tiles
Transferware Recorder #4
Spring Message from the TCC President
What is in a Name? Ceramics as an Advertising Medium
Super Bowls
British Transferware in Indonesia 1800-1915
Source Prints and Fortuity
Interview with TCC…
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…
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…
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…
Japan Dreams of Egypt
British Birds Series
Transferware from a British Perspective: Number Thirty-Four
Another Commemorative
“Musketeer”
2017 Annual Meeting Raffle Results
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