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The Geochemistry of Worcester Porcelain from Dr. Wall to Royal Worcester: 150 Years of Innovation
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The Geochemistry of Worcester Porcelain from Dr. Wall to Royal Worcester: 150 Years of Innovation (2003)The Geochemistry of Worcester Porcelain f…From London to Liverpool: Evidence for a Limehouse–Reid porcelain connection based on the analysis of sherds from the Brownlow Hill (ca. 1755–1767) factory site (2003)From London to Liverpool: Evi…Nicholas Crisp's ?Porcellien?: A petrological comparison of sherds from the Vauxhall (London; ca. 1751-1764) and Indeo Pottery (Bovey Tracey, Devonshire; ca. 1767-1774) factory sites (2000)Nicholas Crisp's ?Porcellien?…Petrology of Gilbody, Pennington and Christian/Pennington (18th Century Liverpool) Porcelains and their Distinction from some Contemporary Phosphatic and Magnesian/Plombian British Wares (1998)Petrology of Gilbody, Penning…On the earliest products (ca. 1751–1752) of the Worcester porcelain manufactory: Evidence from sherds from the Warmstry House site, England (1998)On the earliest products (ca.…A Tale of Two Cities: Compositional Characteristics of some Nantgarw and Swansea Porcelains and their Implications for Kiln Wastage (1998)A Tale of Two Cities: Composi…Quantification of Early Worcester Porcelain Recipes and the Distinction between Dr Wall- and Flight-period Wares (1997)Quantification of Early Worce…A collector's history of British porcelain (1992)A collector's history of Brit…Encyclopaedia of British Porcelain Manufacturers (1988)Encyclopaedia of British Porc…A TECHNOLOGICAL STUDY OF ENGLISH PORCELAINS (1991)Sagged phosphatic Nantgarw porcelain (ca. 1813-1820): Casualty of overfiring or a fertile paste? (1999)Provenience of eighteenth-century british porcelain sherds from sites 3b and 4e, fortress of Louisbourg, Nova Scotia: Constraints from mineralogy, bulk paste, and glaze compositions (2001)Phosphatic alteration of lead-rich glazes during two centuries of burial: Bartlam, Bonnin & Morris, and Chelsea porcelain (2019)Analysed Specimens Of English Porcelain... (2011)Assessing and correcting the effects of the chemical weathering of potsherds: A case study using soft-paste porcelain wasters from the Longton Hall (Staffordshire) factory site (1998)Raman spectroscopic and SEM/EDXS analyses of high translucent Nantgarw porcelain (2020)Raman spectroscopy applied to early (ca. 1746–1754) English steatitic porcelains: a tentative study of compositions (2011)Too little, too late: the geochemistry of a 1773 Philadelphia porcelain openwork basket (2008)DOUBLE CORONA STRUCTURES IN 18TH CENTURY PORCELAIN (1st PATENT BOW, LONDON, mid-1740s): A RECORD OF PARTIAL MELTING AND SUBSOLIDUS REACTIONS (2012)Re‐creation of the 1744 Heylyn and Frye ceramic patent wares using Cherokee clay: Implications for raw materials, kiln conditions, and the earliest English porcelain production (2004)
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  • 1998A Tale of Two Cities: Compositional Characteristics of some Nantgarw and Swansea Porcelains and their Implications for Kiln Wastage32 cited
  • 1997Quantification of Early Worcester Porcelain Recipes and the Distinction between Dr Wall- and Flight-period Wares19 cited
  • 1992A collector's history of British porcelain13 cited
  • 2003From London to Liverpool: Evidence for a Limehouse–Reid porcelain connection based on the analysis of sherds from the Brownlow Hill (ca. 1755–1767) factory site13 cited
  • 1998Petrology of Gilbody, Pennington and Christian/Pennington (18th Century Liverpool) Porcelains and their Distinction from some Contemporary Phosphatic and Magnesian/Plombian British Wares12 cited
  • 1998On the earliest products (ca. 1751–1752) of the Worcester porcelain manufactory: Evidence from sherds from the Warmstry House site, England11 cited
  • 2000Nicholas Crisp's ?Porcellien?: A petrological comparison of sherds from the Vauxhall (London; ca. 1751-1764) and Indeo Pottery (Bovey Tracey, Devonshire; ca. 1767-1774) factory sites10 cited
  • 1988Encyclopaedia of British Porcelain Manufacturers7 cited

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