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Petrology of Gilbody, Pennington and Christian/Pennington (18th Century Liverpool) Porcelains and their Distinction from some Contemporary Phosphatic and Magnesian/Plombian British Wares
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  • 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
  • 1998Assessing and correcting the effects of the chemical weathering of potsherds: A case study using soft-paste porcelain wasters from the Longton Hall (Staffordshire) factory site9 cited
  • 2003The Geochemistry of Worcester Porcelain from Dr. Wall to Royal Worcester: 150 Years of Innovation8 cited
  • 2001Provenience of eighteenth-century british porcelain sherds from sites 3b and 4e, fortress of Louisbourg, Nova Scotia: Constraints from mineralogy, bulk paste, and glaze compositions8 cited

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