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Dishy News - A Transferware Blog: SALOPIAN OR NOT?
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Wednesday, February 27, 2013. Polychrome "Salopian" saucer with a fallow deer pattern. Polychrome "Salopian" tea plate with pheasant and roses pattern - see the monochrome example below. Polychrome "Salopian" coffee pot with cow polisher pattern - see the monochrome example below. Monochrome "Salopian" saucer with pheasant and roses pattern. Monochrome "Salopian" saucer with cow polisher pattern. Monochrome "Salopian" tea plate with a fallow deer pattern. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Dishy News - A Transferware Blog: SHELL EDGE OR FEATHER EDGE?
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Friday, March 28, 2014. SHELL EDGE OR FEATHER EDGE? Don Carpentier wrote an excellent article titled Do You Know What the Real Name for this Plate Edge Is? It turns out that what I have been calling feather edge is actually shell edge! I even own books about feather edge ceramics that are actually shell edge! A feather edge plate has a border that resembles a feather. Close-up of a feather edge. A shell edge plate has a border that resembles the ridges on a shell. Close-up of shell edge.
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Dishy News - A Transferware Blog: CUMULATIVE RHYMES ON CHILDREN'S POTTERY
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Friday, February 21, 2014. CUMULATIVE RHYMES ON CHILDREN'S POTTERY. A cumulative nursery rhyme or poem is when one rhyme builds on another. It is an excellent teaching tool for children because memory and brain development are aided by numerous verses hooked together by rhymes and repetition. The House That Jack Built. Who Killed Cock Robin. Are examples of cumulative rhymes, and both are found on pottery made for the 19th century child. The House That Jack Built. Indicates that it is featured on a mug).
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Dishy News - A Transferware Blog: FEATHERS
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Tuesday, July 21, 2015. Feather Edge 8.6 inch creamware plate, late 18th or early 19th century. I started writing this post when I heard about the death of Robin Williams. This is not a post about feather edge. I wrote about feather edge for another post titled Shell Edge Or Feather Edge. I was first introduced to this poem when I read Woody Allen's 1970s book Without Feathers. July 24, 2015 at 3:48 PM. Very wise words Julie, and so understanding of the true nature of depression. Emily Dickinson is a...
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Dishy News - A Transferware Blog: TRANSFERWARE DOGS OR "THE LEARNED DOG"
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Wednesday, June 19, 2013. TRANSFERWARE DOGS OR "THE LEARNED DOG". The Learned Dog" 2 inches high by 1.75 inches in diameter. I used this pattern on the cover of my book, "Dishy Animals ABC." You probably noticed that the pattern on the mug below is printed on a white ground instead of yellow. I would be happy to have the pattern in any color! Dishy Animals ABC" (I am shamelessly promoting by book again! The Learned Dog" 2.56 inches high by 2.38 inches in diameter. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Dishy News - A Transferware Blog: YELLOW PRINTED BROWNWARE
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Wednesday, November 20, 2013. I have been intrigued with transferware items printed in yellow on a brown body. My husband likes this style of printing so much that I often give it to him as a present (although I rarely find it). When I searched the Pattern And Source Print Database of the Transferware Collectors Club. I found 22 patterns printed in yellow on a brown body. Michael Bailey of England calls it "Yellow Printed Brownware" or YPB. Maker Unknown, Plate, 6.5 inches, ca. 1810. Most of the items fo...
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Dishy News - A Transferware Blog: INAPPROPRIATE OR FRIGHTENING PATTERNS FOR CHILDREN
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Thursday, December 18, 2014. INAPPROPRIATE OR FRIGHTENING PATTERNS FOR CHILDREN. Inappropriate Patterns for Children. I wrote an article for the Transferware Collectors Club. Bulletin in 2012 titled Inappropriate Patterns For Children. Children haven’t changed in the past two hundred years, but the concept of childhood and what is appropriate for children has changed. However, some of the patterns found on this pottery are frightening! Thomas Elsmore and Son (1872-1887) Seal Hunting 7 inch child's Plate.
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Dishy News - A Transferware Blog: RECOGNITION OF THE FAMILIAR AND TRANSFERWARE COWS
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Sunday, August 2, 2015. RECOGNITION OF THE FAMILIAR AND TRANSFERWARE COWS. Eleven inch coffee pot. The cow pattern on a rather battered coffee pot seemed familiar. Once the pattern was imprinted on my brain, I saw it everywhere! Well, not exactly everywhere, but I did find the three cows (sometimes two cows) on four other pieces; a child's plate, a platter, a creamer, and a cup plate. Close-up of the three cows. Is the standing cow facing the right actually a bull? Shell edge 4.25 inch cup plate with...
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Dishy News - A Transferware Blog: TRANSFERWARE TOAST WATER JUGS AND RECIPES
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Thursday, July 16, 2015. TRANSFERWARE TOAST WATER JUGS AND RECIPES. Davenport (1794-1887) Toast Water Jug, ca. 1850. I wondered why some of the jugs in my collection had lids as well as strainers in front of the spouts. I learned they were known as toast water jugs, and were used for medicinal purposes. What is toast water? According to Coysh and Henrywood's The Dictionary Of Blue And White Printed Pottery 1780-1880 Volume II. In early editions of her Book of Household Management. The excerpt above is fr...
