Charles Bourne
Charles Bourne (1776-1836) had one of the smaller factories in Staffordshire, and only produced decorated porcelain for about fourteen years,...
Gustav Gaudernack and David Andersen
Mar 28, 2018
Gustav Gaudernack (1865-1914) was Norway’s leading Art Nouveau goldsmith. He was born in Bohemia and trained at the Vienna School...
Spode and Copeland, a brief history
Mar 21, 2018
The Spode Museum Trust calls Spode ‘one of the greatest names of the Industrial Revolution’ and few would challenge the...
Jabez Aston
Mar 21, 2018
Jabez Aston was one of Coalport’s principal artists in the 19th Century. His forte was the naturalistic painting fruit, usually...
Coalport Porcelain Works (John Rose & Co.)
Mar 14, 2018
Coalport is one of the great names in British porcelain yet few know of its derivation. The site chosen by...
William Billingsley, 1758-1828
Mar 14, 2018
William Billingsley is one of the most celebrated names in British porcelain, a talented and influential painter and gilder, as...
Henry & Richard Daniel, a brief history
Mar 14, 2018
Henry Daniel and his son Richard made some of the finest porcelains in England in the first half of the...
Ridgway pottery at Cauldon Place
Mar 14, 2018
Ridgway is among the most illustrious families of English potters. The dynasty was founded by Job Ridgway, who established the...
Chamberlain(s), Worcester, 1788-1852
Mar 14, 2018
Robert Chamberlain (c. 1736-98) is reputed to have been the first apprentice taken on by the founder of Worcester porcelain,...
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