"Anglais", which is French for English, was made  by William Alsager Adderley (1876-1905).   This pattern, which is found on a 16 inch by 12.5 inch platter, is part of a series of famous English tourist spots and castles. ...   More information and other patterns

“Lace Border” series
A series of views by Ralph Stevenson of Cobridge which includes English, American and Indian scenes; commonly confused with both the “Royal Sketches” and the “British Palaces” series.  Entire Article | Article Archives

Special Research Papers

Did Benjamin Franklin Invent Transferware?  
Wendy Erich's research into Benjamin Franklin's claim that he invented transferware, funded by a TCC Research Grant...read more
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1820s Pearlware filled-in transfers; patterns and attributions by Pete Christmas
The ‘filled-in’ style of pearlware had a brief popularity commencing during the reign of George IV in the 1820s, and was made in Staffordshire, Bristol, Sunderland and possibly Swansea.  Pete Christmas' research article describes manufacturers and known patterns... read more Free to Members/$5 non-members

TCC Member Seeks Images of Tiles
Sandie Fowler needs images of tiles
for a book she is authoring.
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The Winter 2010 Bulletin is now available.
" Rabbitware" is the featured free article
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35 pieces of naturalistic design transferware.  The pattern is Florentine   ...more
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What's it worth?  The simple answer – whatever you can get for it – has truth but doesn’t explain why. More | Other FAQs

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