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Encyclopaedia of British Porcelain Manufacturers
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Encyclopaedia of British Porcelain Manufacturers (1988)Encyclopaedia of British Porcelain Manufa…DOUBLE CORONA STRUCTURES IN 18TH CENTURY PORCELAIN (1st PATENT BOW, LONDON, mid-1740s): A RECORD OF PARTIAL MELTING AND SUBSOLIDUS REACTIONS (2012)DOUBLE CORONA STRUCTURES IN 1…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…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 TECHNOLOGICAL STUDY OF ENGLISH PORCELAINS (1991)A Tale of Two Cities: Compositional Characteristics of some Nantgarw and Swansea Porcelains and their Implications for Kiln Wastage (1998)Sagged phosphatic Nantgarw porcelain (ca. 1813-1820): Casualty of overfiring or a fertile paste? (1999)Raman spectroscopy applied to early (ca. 1746–1754) English steatitic porcelains: a tentative study of compositions (2011)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)Quantification of Early Worcester Porcelain Recipes and the Distinction between Dr Wall- and Flight-period Wares (1997)Analysed Specimens Of English Porcelain... (2011)
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  • 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
  • 2012DOUBLE CORONA STRUCTURES IN 18TH CENTURY PORCELAIN (1st PATENT BOW, LONDON, mid-1740s): A RECORD OF PARTIAL MELTING AND SUBSOLIDUS REACTIONS11 cited
  • 1998On the earliest products (ca. 1751–1752) of the Worcester porcelain manufactory: Evidence from sherds from the Warmstry House site, England11 cited

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