Thomas Bentley's Journal of his Visit to Paris in 1776 by Harwood A. Johnson
Wedgwood's Foreign Basalt Markets by Diana Edwards
The Wedgwood Exhibition at the Imperial Academy of the Arts (St. Petersburg) by Lydia Liakhova
An Important New Discovery of Staffordshire Ceramics by David Barker and William D. Klemperer
A Sequel to the “Cheese Stand(?)” Debate by Hugh Tait
British Pottery and Porcelain at The Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle by Howard Coutts
English Decorative Tiles, 1830-1930 by Joellen Secondo
New Directions for the Study of Saint-Porchaire by Jessie McNab
Some Notes on the Technology and Origin of the Ornamentation of Saint-Porchaire Wares by Elena Ivanova
Chinese Export Porcelain in Eighteenth-Century Rhode Island by Thomas Michie
On the cover: Mermaid Vase with a clock, majolica. Mark: WEDGWOOD, NRY (March 1870). 12.2” (31 cm) h. The Bowes Museum, England. Purchased by Josephine Bowes at the 1871 Exhibition for £15.15.0d. A similar vase is illustrated in R. Reilly, Wedgwood (London, 1989), vol. 2, pl. C. 41. The Bowes Museum is celebrating its centenary this year; see article, p. 38. Photo courtesy of the Bowes Museum.
Plaque, Parian, decorated in pte-sur-pte by Frederick
Alfred Rhead, 1879, Marks: on reverse F.A.R., "Under the blossom that
hangs on the bough" and (incised) J. Wedgwood & Sons, Etruria 1879.
11.1” x 7.4” (28.2 cm x 18.7cm).
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