By the early years of the nineteenth century, creamware was being made all across Europe. 184 objects are described and illustrated, several in color. Includes a glossary and six sections of marks: I. England with 48 marks; II. France with 43; III. Luxembourg, Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, Austria with 40; IV. Bohemia with 42; V. Moravia, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania with 46; VI. Italy, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Scandinavia, Russia with 43.

European Creamware

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Hamlyn Publishing

Ceramic Marks of the World is an invaluable reference book for anyone interested in building up a collection of ceramic ware. It thoroughly classifies the ceramic marks of Europe and North America (whether painted, impressed or imprinted) enabling the origin of a wide range of ceramic ware to be traced accurately.More than 1700 marks are illustrated, and these are listed under a clear system of headings that allows any mark to be traced quickly; these are arranged by letters in alphabetical order and then in succession by words, numerals and various symbols including those of geometry, heraldry, flora and fauna, and mock-Oriental marks. With this help the collector can discover the region in which the piece was made, the maker of workshop that manufactured it, and the date of manufacture.

Guide to Ceramic Marks of the World

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