Antique Pottery Pearlware Blue Transfer Chinoiserie Book 416 Page Hard Back
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Introducing an important new book:
In this new ceramic book of printed Chinoiserie designs in the Chinese style, authors Halliday and Zeller reveal the sources of inspiration for the patterns and shapes that played an important role in the growth of Britain’s ceramic industry from the mid-18th century to 1900. Their work demonstrates how Chinese export porcelain served as both a catalyst and design source for the industry’s newly developed print...ed ceramics. It also provides an historical perspective on the engraving techniques developed to print Chinoiserie patterns on pottery and porcelain during that period. Readers will gain from its content a better understanding of why art and design in the Chinoiserie style remains popular today among collectors, ceramic producers, artists, and professionals in the field of decorative arts.
With this attractive 416-page hardcover book that includes 1, 450 colour images, the authors bring the evolution of the Chinoiserie style in British ceramics into greater focus. It includes a well-organised, well-illustrated catalogue of over 340 pages containing a detailed discussion of patterns in a wide range of colours and shapes. The items featured were carefully selected from private and museum collections and are representative of many aspects of material culture in the late 18th through the 19th centuries. An important addition to the book is a review of over 60 original Chinese export porcelain designs that were creatively adapted by the British ceramic factories. Pottery and porcelain enthusiasts, historians, curators and decorative and fine arts professionals are sure to find this new book a must-have resource.
Pat Halfpenny, Curator Emerita Ceramics and Glass at Winterthur Museum, writes: “From the early delicate porcelain of Worcester and the sturdy earthenwares of Spode, we learn how the pioneers in the industry created and fostered a love for the exotic East which still holds its place in today’s market. The discussion of engraving and the development of techniques to produce different decorative treatments is a revelation.”
Size:8.75" x 11.25" x 1.75"
Condition: Brand new. Included below are several page-images and images of items featured in the book.
Postage, packing and shipping:
UK Postage: Small items will be sent via Royal Mail’s ‘Signed For’ service. Large items will be sent via the UPS next-day delivery service. A tracking number will be provided to the buyer upon posting. International Shipping: All purchases sent internationally must now be signed for. This will adds a little to the shipping costs and we apologise for this. Small items such as plates will go via Royal Mail’s ‘Tracked and Signed’ service. A tracking number will be provided to the buyer upon shipping. Larger items will go via the UPS three-day service. No profit is taken from postage/shipping costs. All of these materials (boxes, bubble wrap, chippings and tape) are new; we do not re-use boxes for safety and security to ensure your items reach you in the condition they left us. Items are despatched within 24 hours of payment.
Bidding:Due to the increased numbers of ‘buyers’ who do not pay for items once they have won an auction, we have to say that you are bidding to buy, not to look, not to think about it, not to renegotiate – buyers who do not pay within seven days will be reported to eBay and be blocked from bidding in the future.
Returns:In the extremely unlikely event that you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, please contact us on receipt of your goods.
Good luck in bidding.
Any questions, please feel free to ask a question via the link to the lower-left of the screen.
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Introducing an important new book:
In this new ceramic book of printed Chinoiserie designs in the Chinese style, authors Halliday and Zeller reveal the sources of inspiration for the patterns and shapes that played an important role in the growth of Britain’s ceramic industry from the mid-18th century to 1900. Their work demonstrates how Chinese export porcelain served as both a catalyst and design source for the industry’s newly developed print...ed ceramics. It also provides an historical perspective on the engraving techniques developed to print Chinoiserie patterns on pottery and porcelain during that period. Readers will gain from its content a better understanding of why art and design in the Chinoiserie style remains popular today among collectors, ceramic producers, artists, and professionals in the field of decorative arts.
With this attractive 416-page hardcover book that includes 1, 450 colour images, the authors bring the evolution of the Chinoiserie style in British ceramics into greater focus. It includes a well-organised, well-illustrated catalogue of over 340 pages containing a detailed discussion of patterns in a wide range of colours and shapes. The items featured were carefully selected from private and museum collections and are representative of many aspects of material culture in the late 18th through the 19th centuries. An important addition to the book is a review of over 60 original Chinese export porcelain designs that were creatively adapted by the British ceramic factories. Pottery and porcelain enthusiasts, historians, curators and decorative and fine arts professionals are sure to find this new book a must-have resource.
Pat Halfpenny, Curator Emerita Ceramics and Glass at Winterthur Museum, writes: “From the early delicate porcelain of Worcester and the sturdy earthenwares of Spode, we learn how the pioneers in the industry created and fostered a love for the exotic East which still holds its place in today’s market. The discussion of engraving and the development of techniques to produce different decorative treatments is a revelation.”
Size:8.75" x 11.25" x 1.75"
Condition: Brand new. Included below are several page-images and images of items featured in the book.
Postage, packing and shipping:
UK Postage: Small items will be sent via Royal Mail’s ‘Signed For’ service. Large items will be sent via the UPS next-day delivery service. A tracking number will be provided to the buyer upon posting. International Shipping: All purchases sent internationally must now be signed for. This will adds a little to the shipping costs and we apologise for this. Small items such as plates will go via Royal Mail’s ‘Tracked and Signed’ service. A tracking number will be provided to the buyer upon shipping. Larger items will go via the UPS three-day service. No profit is taken from postage/shipping costs. All of these materials (boxes, bubble wrap, chippings and tape) are new; we do not re-use boxes for safety and security to ensure your items reach you in the condition they left us. Items are despatched within 24 hours of payment.
Bidding:Due to the increased numbers of ‘buyers’ who do not pay for items once they have won an auction, we have to say that you are bidding to buy, not to look, not to think about it, not to renegotiate – buyers who do not pay within seven days will be reported to eBay and be blocked from bidding in the future.
Returns:In the extremely unlikely event that you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, please contact us on receipt of your goods.
Good luck in bidding.
Any questions, please feel free to ask a question via the link to the lower-left of the screen.
00535
