English Pottery

Julia E. Poole

doi:10.1017/CBO9780511597244

English Pottery

The books in this series provide a convenient and accessible introduction to subjects within the applied arts. Drawing examples from the world-famous collections at the Fitzwilliam Museum, they furnish the reader with a wide variety of information on many different types and forms and illustrate some of the most famous as well as the most unusual examples. A general introduction is followed by entries on sixty-four individual objects, each of which is illustrated in colour. Complete with glossaries and guides to further reading, these books will prove invaluable to all collectors and enthusiasts.

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Frontmatter
pp i-vi

Contents
pp vii-x

Preface
pp xi-xii

Introduction
pp 1-8

Glossary
pp 9-11

1 - JUG: Scarborough, Yorkshire, c. 1250–1300
pp 12-13

2 - DRINKING POT: probably English, c. 1545–60
pp 14-15

3 - FLAGON: probably Derbyshire or Staffordshire, c. 1630–60
pp 16-17

4 - BOTTLE: Christian Wilhelm, Southwark, 1628
pp 18-19

5 - DISH: Southwark, 1651
pp 20-21

6 - JUG: probably Harlow, Essex, c. 1630–60
pp 22-23

7 - TWO-HANDLED TYG: probably Henry Ifield, Wrotham, Kent, 1668
pp 24-25

8 - TULIP CHARGER: London, 1661
pp 26-27

9 - ‘NOBODY’: London, 1675
pp 28-29

10 - DISH: Thomas Toft, Staffordshire, c. 1662–85
pp 30-31

11 - POSSET POT AND SALVER: London or Bristol, 1685 and 1686
pp 32-33

12 - CISTERN: London, perhaps Norfolk House, Lambeth, c. 1680–1700
pp 34-35

13 - BOTTLE: John Dwight, Fulham, c. 1689–94
pp 36-37

14 - MUG: David and John Phillip Elers, probably Bradwell Wood, Staffordshire, c. 1691–8
pp 38-39

15 - JUG: Staffordshire c. 1680–1710
pp 40-41

16 - COVERED CUP WITH FOUR HANDLES AND A WHISTLE: probably South Wiltshire, 1718
pp 42-43

17 - DISH: Samuel Malkin, Burslem, c. 1720–30
pp 44-45

18 - SIX CHINOISERIE TILES: Bristol or London, c. 1720–50
pp 46-47

19 - PUNCH BOWL AND COVER: Liverpool, 1724
pp 48-49

20 - HUNTING MUG: probably Vauxhall Pottery, 1730
pp 50-51

21 - TWO-HANDLED LOVING CUP: probably Nottingham or Crich, 1739
pp 52-53

22 - MILK JUG AND TEAPOT: Staffordshire, c. 1725–45 and c. 1740–50
pp 54-55

23 - PEW GROUP: Staffordshire, c. 1740–50
pp 56-57

24 - BEAR JUG OR JAR: Staffordshire, c. 1740–70
pp 58-59

25 - CAMEL AND MONKEY OR SQUIRREL TEAPOTS: Staffordshire, c. 1750–5
pp 60-61

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