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The a B C of English Salt-Glaze ABCSERIES FOR COLLECTORS I ndisp ensable to Collectors, Am a teurs, S tudents, A uctioneers and Valuers . T he tex t of eac T his series of books constitutes a publishing record. h olum e is written a com etent aut ori t in a o ular st le the v by p h y, p p y , letter ress is rinted from new clear t e and the illustrations a e p p , yp , h v been reproduced with the utm ost care. THE A B C O F N D A AR T B . F . B KE R . I n dem 8vo. I I N . y J LAC y R i ll n nd half- t n h t ra hs chly i ustrated with reproductio ns o f li e a o e p o og p . 15s . net. ’ l m o ol t s A B Mr . B ac er boo n rm s co ani n ume o hi C of . J . F k s k o Indian Art fo a p v ” a anese Art bein written on the sam e eneral lan . alaces tem les m os ues J p , g g p P , p , q , and tom s rem ain to illustrate the rchi te cture . dols in stone wood ronz e etc . b A I , , b , , s ea of induism and other reli ions which ins ired the m aster handicrafts of ndia . p k H , g p I aintin s MuS ical nstruments eweller and etal or in old il er Brass and P g , I , J y , M W k G , S v , , o er Will be found illustrated to ether with Arms and rm our ood ar in C pp , g A , W C v g , and ar in in o ther su stances as well as otter and the arious ex tile abrics C v g b , P y v T F . Th w r s n e whole ill p e e t a survey of the Indian Arts. THE A B C ABO UT CO L E C N G B S I R . X . rofus l L TI . y J H YO ALL P e y - illustrated With num erous line and 2 half tone illustrations. I n dem 8v 3 y o. 15s . net . S ir am es . ox all as e er one nows is a com etent uide and dealers as J H Y , v y k , p g , , well as am ateurs Will find his oo decidedl interest in and ex ceedin l hel ful , b k y g g y p . Am ong a host of other subjects em b raced in this volum e are B ax ter Prints and hiaroscuro icensee O il rints O ld iniatures O ld ater-colour rawin s rand C , L P , M , W D g , G father loc s E tchin s O ld Books and Boo lates O ld iolins rout rints and C k , g , k P , V , P P D rawm s O ld hina ed wood are etc. g , C , W g W , T O HE A B C O CO E G LD E H A B . F . F LL CTIN N GLIS CHIN . y J BL E R D em 8 vo Pro fusel illustrated With num erous line n ACK . y . y a d f ha f-t n llu t i r r n 6 a es o l o e i s rat ons inted o n a t a er 158 . et. 4 p g , p p p . M R ABO T CO E C N G F ou r/k E dition . B S I R E S O E U LL TI ( ) y JAM H . With o er illustrati n 5 s net O X L . 1 00 o s. i . Y AL v . I n lar e crown 8vo each olum e er full illustrated in half-tone and line g , v v y y , i p r ce 108 . 6 d . net each. THE A B C O F A AN S AR T B . F . B E R . S econd new J P E E . y J LACK l r e E i m v ll ll t d n and en a d dit on D e 8 o . F u i ustra e . i5s et g . y y . A boo which lls r thin about the art nd the artists k te eve y g a in a pleasant form . I t " — K S . in the S here. should in e er li rar of reference . C . be v y b y , p THE A B C O F E N GLI S H S ALT -GLAZE S TO N EWAR E from Dwi t to Doulton. B . F . B L E R author o f T he A B C o f gh y ACK , J" ll ctin l E n li h hina etc F ull illu tra te D v Co e O d s C . s d. em 8 o . g g , y y i5s . net . ’ A uni ue olum e containin full account of ohn wi ht s wor at ulham of the q v g J D g k F , ' S tafiordshire alt- laz e o tters of Kishere s otter at ortla e of the stoneware of S g p . p y M k , oulton and the artin ware at outhall. uch information entirel new to th D M S M , y e collector has been athered from arious sources whi ch cannot fail to ex cite th , g v e eenest interest . T he illustrations featurin the finest results obtained b our best k , g y otters in this ware are rem ar able in uali t and in num ber—6 a es of h p , k q y 4 p g alf tones. ence the historical and descri ti e letter ress and the ictures form H , p v p p a wonderful m ination co b . E DALS AN D E CO TH A B C O F WAR ME D R ATIO N S . By ’ ' W U T S T E W R D ificier d Acad m ie author f . A G U S U S A , O é , o F rom the " W ith new nt od i n Breasts o f the Bra e etc. a r uct on and ew llustration v , I I . W th ill t i lf- n n in i 2 62 us rat ons in ha to e a d l e. THE A B C O F CO LL CTI N G O LD CO N TI N N TAL PO TE R E E T Y. B F B i K W h 0 illu r ti n E R it 1 st a o s. y J . AC . 5 THE A B C O F HE R A DR Y. B G U Y C D O G N R L y A A OTHE R Y. With 1 illust a ion in o lour an 1 in half-ton n 3 r t s c , d 3 4 e a d line. n n NLEY PAUL 1 Lo do : STA CO . 3 tr WC2 , Essex S eet, . ’ T he po tter s nearest approach to perfectio n . G P U LI I AM DWI HT , B rit Mus THE A B C O F E N GLI S H S ALT -G LAZE S TO N E WAR E F R O M DWI G HT TO DO ULTO N ACKE F . R J. BL “ A uthor o f T he B C of Collectin O ld E n lish China A g g , “ " T h B C o f Collectin O ld E n lish Potter T he e A g g y, " “ B ll tin O ld Continental Po tter T he B C A C of Co ec g y. A " “ o a rt N ine teenth Centur E n lish Ce ramic f J panese A , y g " rt B C of ndian A rt A , A I WITH O V E R 200 ILLUS T R AT I O N S I N LI N E A N D H A LF -T O N E LO N DO N S T A N LE Y PA U L CO 3 1 E S S E X S T R E E T W. C T O E E . E R S . L J H OOP , Q I N APPR E CI AT I O N or MU CH KI N D N E S S 9 4 9 8 58 P R E F A CE TH I S book completes the series of E nglish ceramic art which began with Old China and was con - tinued in Old Pottery . Of course salt glaze stoneware belongs to the pottery division , but no special attention had , hitherto , been devoted to this attractive subj ect , although the masterpieces produced by John Dwight have won , by sheer merit , the foremost place amongst others from - the hands of the great master potters . His atten tion was directed to the improvement of the the quality , form and style of plastic art of his time , and he was so successful that he attracted many imitators , and to him the potteries owed the inspiration which led to their development . h The story of t is is told at some length , though the H ow materials at our disposal are not complete .
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