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Occasional NCS Publications
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Painted in Blue, by Lois Roberts.
This is the first comprehensive survey of underglaze blue painted creamwares and
pearlwares of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, and is the product of 20 years
of research, which has enabled the author to group pieces and make or suggest attributions.
Each of the main factories is considered in detail. 170 pages and over 400 illustrations.
Limp cover
£25 + £2 postage
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Oriental Expressions was issued to accompany the 6th
Northern Ceramic Society Exhibition held at Stock-on-Trent in 1989. It is one of
the seven catalogues included on the NCS cd but an original copy would be of interest
to those without equipment to view the cd or those who merely prefer information
in printed form.
£1.95 + £1 postage
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A Celebration of Yorkshire Pots
was published in 1997, the centenary year of the NCS, to illustrate the 8th Northern
Ceramic Society Exhibition at Clifton Park Museum at Rotherham. It is not included
on the NCS cd of Exhibition Catalogues. It has 190 pages containing 282 black and
white and 51 colour illustrations of pots made in Yorkshire with accompanying text.
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£5 + £2 postage.
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ST. ANTHONY'S POTTERY - NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE:
JOSEPH SEWELL'S BOOK OF DESIGNS
This soft backed booklet contains 20 illustrations and all 150 engravings from
the rediscovered Newcastle Shape Book of 1815. The introduction was written by Nick
Dolan formerly of Tyne and Wear Museums and an essay by Harold Blakey & Stephen
Moore. (48 pages - 10" x 8")
£4.50 + £1 postage.
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Echoes and Reflections brings together
a selection of material from the first 34 issues of the Society's newsletter that
appeared between 1971 and 1979. They were printed on foolscap paper and with out
photographs and are now quite scarce. Clarice and Harold Blakey compiled this interesting
78 page booklet and included many interesting articles which do not suffer from
the lack of illustration
£2.50 + £1 postage.
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Manufacturing Processes of Tableware during
the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries, by Robert Copeland is a lavishly
illustrated, full colour, 186 page book. It displays the vast experience and knowledge
the author has of the manufacturing processes of bone china and earthenware tableware,
mainly as carried out in the Spode works; these were typical of the methods used
throughout the pottery industry and should be of interest to all people involved
with pottery and porcelain, whether as collectors, customers or dealers.
Please note that only 500 copies are available.
£25.00 + £3 postage.
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