Martin Uildriks
Allok in the Cupboard: Perceptions of Egypt’s Predynastic Past as Illustrated Through the Décor Project
Karine Tsoumis
Objects and Identity in the Renaissance Convent: A Maiolica Sechiello Dedicated to “Suor Dona Da Mula”
Tânia Manuel Casimiro and Sarah Newstead
Portuguese Coarseware in North Atlantic Trade (Sixteenth to Eighteenth Century)
Ruth Sonja Simonis and Jan Hüsgen
The Amsterdam-Dresden Porcelain Trade: Count Lagnasco’s Purchases for Augustus the Strong, 1716-17
Angelika R. Kuettner
Some Took a Shine to It: Silver Lusterware in Federal America
Willem Floor and Jaap Otte
European Ceramics in Iran in the 19th and Early 20th Centuries
Vanessa Sigalas and Eva Wollschläger
Made in Germany! Historicism and Jugendstil Porcelain from the Berlin Porcelain Manufactory (KPM) and its Export to America
Helen Shaw
John Mason: Portrait of an Artist
Aaron F. Miller
A Painter and a Planter: The Different Worlds of a Westerwald Jug
Camille Leprince
French Baroque Faience and André Le Nôtre’s Gardens
Roger Massey and Diana Edwards
English Tin-glazed Stoneware, An Innovation
J. Victor Owen and Jacob J. Hanley
Bartlam Porcelain Re-created
Deborah L. Miller, Meta F. Janowitz, Allan S. Gilbert
Identifying Red, Brown, and Black Philadelphia “China” Through Compositional Analysis: Initial Results
Roger Pomfret
The Bankruptcy of Ralph and James Clews
Sonia Coman
Ceramics on Ceramics: Fukagawa Seiji at the 1900 Exposition Universelle
Tom Folk
Henry Varnum Poor’s Ceramic Stage Sets for Radio City Music Hall
Sarah Richards
The Hans Syz Collection of Early Meissen Porcelain
Aileen Dawson
From Magots to Grands Hommes: Some Thoughts on the Evolution of French Porcelain Sculpture
Angelika R. Kuettner
“Tortoise Shell Ware Made in This Town”: A Reexamination of the Benjamin Leigh and John Allman Partnership in Boston
Angela Howard
The Pitt Services: Porcelain for a Political Dynasty
Anna Moore Valeri
French-Style Maiolica from the Levantino Factory in Empoli (1765–ca. 1808)
Robert Doares
On the Trail of a Canadian Dinner Service in the President Hayes Design
Leslie Vander Meulen Richards
Dunkirk Delft: A Dutch Potter Comes to America
Tom Folk
Waylande Gregory’s Ceramic Portraits of Henry Fonda
Charlotte Jacob-Hanson
A Giles Italianate Service: Fifteen Worcester Plates Reveal a Decorative Grand Tour
J. Victor Owen and Xiang Yang
Wherefore and Why: Geochemical Insights on the Longevity of William Littler’s “Frit” Porcelain (Staffordshire and Scotland, ca. 1750–1785)
Etienne Tornier
American Ceramics in French Museums, 1836–1901
Amanda E. Lange
Sweet Concoctions: Ceramics for Chocolate Drinking In Early America
Brenda Hornsby Heindl
America’s Historic Kilns: A Potter’s Perspective
Larry Simms
Haviland and Company at the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition of 1876
George Calfas
Pottersville: America’s 105-Foot-Long Alkaline-Glaze Stoneware Manufacturing Facility
Nicholas Zumbulyadis
Child’s Play: Fun and Frolic on Porcelain and Faience
Anna Moore Valeri
Early-Nineteenth-Century Maiolica from the Ginori Factory in Doccia
Myrna Schkolne
Pearlware Puzzle: Walton Figures and Their Look-Alikes
Robert Doares and Barbara Wood
“With My Family Restored to My Country and Friends”: The Return of the Haviland Family Portrait Plaques
Jay Shockley and Susan Tunick
A Capital Discovery: Early American Terra-Cotta on a Philadelphia Church
John E. Kille
The Transformation of Pottery Production in Industrial Baltimore
John E. Kille and John Collier
Artistry and Refinement Close to Home: The Baltimore Wares of Edwin Bennett and D. R. Haynes
Elizabeth Fowler
Kitaro Shirayamadani and the Creation of Japanese Rookwood
Lindsy R. Parrott
A Closer Look at Louis C. Tiffany’s Unglazed Favrile Pottery
Shirley Maloney Mueller
Revelations of the Ca Mau Shipwreck: Chinese Export Porcelain Teapots on the Cusp
Josh Yiu
On the Origin of the Garniture de Cheminée
Carolyn Hartmeier
The Fauntleroy Family’s “Coage of Arms China”: When Did It Arrive in America?
Nicholas Zumbulyadis, Bernhard Von Barsewisch, and Hermann Reiff
Chinese Fantasies: A Most Universal Chinoiserie Meissen Dinner Service in Underglaze-Blue
Patricia A. Halfpenny and Jennifer L. Mass
Two Converging Perspectives on One Meissen Tureen
Robert Harrison
The “Brickmakers’Arms”: A Puzzle of a Jug
Paul Atterbury
Victorian Majolica: Perception, Origins, and Styles
Adrienne Spinozzi
From the Iconic to the Intimate: Understanding the Work of Newcomb Pottery’s Sadie Irvine
Anthony E. Stellaccio
Reconfigurations in Clay: Ceramics in Twentieth-Century Lithuania
Ronald W. Fuchs II and Jennifer L. Mass
Deciphering The Declaration of Independence on Chinese Export Porcelain
Hiroko Nishida
Dutch Maiolica and Delftware as Japanese Tea Utensils
Andreina d’Agliano
Some Consideration on the Early Production of Doccia Porcelain Factory
Ella Schaap
A Brief History of Dutch Porcelain Factories in the Eighteenth Century, Reflected in a Recent Bequest to the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Charlotte Jacob-Hanson
Further Findings on the Life and Career of Louis Victor Gerverot
Jonathan Gray
An American and an American Trader in Wales: Fresh Insights into the Cambrian Pottery, Swansea, 1789–1810
Robert Doares and Barbara Wood
Archival Diversity and the Pursuit of Haviland Porcelain History
Laura Murphy
Parian Ware and Development of an American Identity
Marilee Boyd Meyer and Susan Montgomery
Marblehead Pottery: Simplicity and Restraint
Alice Cooney Frelinghuysen
J. Jefferson Miller, 1925–2005
Jeffrey H. Munger
Clare Le Corbeiller, 1931–2003
Pat Halfpenny
Henry H. Weldon, 1905-2003
Shirley Maloney Mueller
Eighteenth-Century Chinese Export Porcelain Teapots: Fashion and Uniformity
Donna Corbin
Eighteenth-Century Vincennes and Sèvres Biscuit Figures from a Private Collection
Ghenete Zelleke
Some Reflection on Changing Taste: The Transformation of a Mirror-and-Porcelain Cabinet in Prince Eugene’s Winter Palace, Vienna
Hans Dieter Flach (Translated by Susan Gray Detweiler)
The Ludwigsburg Porcelain Manufactory: An Undeserved Cinderella
Judith Rose Sacks
Blackface Minstrel Pottery from Staffordshire: Documenting a British-American Cultural Exchange of the Nineteenth Century
Jill Beute Koverman
The Ceramic Works of David Drake, aka, Dave the Potter or Dave the Slave of Edgefield South Carolina
Barbara Veith
Edward Lycett (1833–1910): An American China-Painting Pioneer
Charlotte Wilcoxen
A Steinzeug Beer Krug — Creussen or Annaberg?
Al Luckenbach and John Kille
Delftware Motifs and the Dating of the Rumney-West Tavern, London Town, Maryland (ca. 1724)
Robert A. Leath
“All Served Up in India China”: Chinese Export Porcelain in the Antebellum South, 1610–1860
Margaret Zimmerman
“To Please and to Instruct”: Eighteenth-Century Porcelain Figures of Britannia
Catherine Zusy
A Short Report on the 1997 and 1998 Exploratory Excavations at the United States Pottery Co. Site, Bennington, Vermont
Peter Held
The Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts
Regina Lee Blaszczyk
Style and Strategy: The Business of China Decorating, 1865–1900
John C. Austin
A Twentieth-Century Creamware Catalogue
Charlotte Wilcoxen
Dutch Faience from a Seventeenth-Century Shipwreck
Alice Cooney Frelinghuysen
Eleanor Rau Leon, 1902–1996
Ruth Irwin Weidner
The Callowhills, Anglo-American Artists
Charlotte Wilcoxen
A Spanish Puzzle
Jonathan Rickard and Donald Carpentier
Methods of Slip Decoration on Refined Utilitarian Earthenware
Maureen Cassidy-Geiger
Forgotten Sources for Early Meissen Figures: Rediscovering the Chinese Carved Soapstone and Dutch Red Earthenware Figures from the Japanese Palace of Augustus Strong
J. Garrison Stradling
A Dream of “porcelain” in Cincinnati: William S. Merrell’s Personal Account of Experiments and Travels, 1824–1828
William R. Sargent
A Legacy of Imitations: Issues of Connoisseurship in Chinese Export Porcelain
David J. Goldberg
Charles Coxon: Nineteenth-Century Potter, Modeler-Designer, and Manufacturer
Charlotte Wilcoxen
The Dutch “Tulip Plate” and Its Chinese Prototype
Susan H. Myers
Aesthetic Aspirations: Baltimore Potters and the Art Craze
Samuel M. Clarke
The Catalogue of the 1769 Sale of Worcester Porcelain
Marie Elwood
Two Nineteenth-Century Collectors and Their Collections
Anita J. Ellis
Collecting Ceramics in the Late Nineteenth Century: The Cincinnati Art Museum
Linda Rosenfeld Shulsky
Queen Mary’s Collection of Porcelain and Delft and Its Display
Diana Edwards
English Aristocrats in Maryland Society: The Ceramics of Charles Carroll of Carrollton, His Family and Contemporaries
Cynthia Brandimarte
Darling Dabblers
Diana Edwards, Steven R. Pendery, and Aileen Button Agnew
Generations of Trash: Ceramics from the Hart-Shortridge House, 1769–1860
Gloria Seaman Allen
Ceramics in Maryland
Byron A. Born
Josiah Wedgwood’s Queensware
Laura Fecych Sprague
Liverpool-Type Pitchers Decorated for Portland
George Szabo
Pollaiuolo and Maiolica: Three Plates with the Labors of Hercules
Robert Copeland
Parian Porcelain Statuary: Sculpture for the Many
C. Peter Kaellgre
From Silver Design to Ceramic Reality: An Earthenware Candlestick Copied from a William Kent Design
Brenda Lockhart Springsted
A Delftware Center in Seventeenth-Century New Jersey
Leslie Keno
The Potters of Whately, Massachusetts
Jack L. Leon, In Memoriam
Samuel M. Clarke
Notes on Wigornia-type Cream Boats
Charlotte Wilcoxen
Dutch Majolica of the Seventeenth Century
Julia Meech-Pekarik
Early Japanese Porcelain
James McCounnaughy
French Prints and Meissen Porcelain
Horst Reber
The Höchst Factory
Horst Reber
Johann Peter Melchior
Susan Gray Detweiler
French Porcelain on Federal Tables
Sally Chappell
A China Painter in Kansas: Gertrude Anderson Armantrout
John A. Burrison
Traditional Stoneware of the Deep South
James R. Mitchell
The Carborundum Museum of Ceramics
John C. Austin
The Chelsea 1755 Sale Catalogue
John C. Austin
A Catalogue of a Special Exhibition of Chelsea Porcelain
Susan H. Myers
Philadelphia Ceramics Manufacture in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century
Samuel M. Clarke
Marks on Overglaze-decorated First-Period Worcester Porcelain
John J. Collins
Porcelain: In Quest of an Analysis
Carl C. Dauterman
Incised Marks on Sèvres: A Computer Study
Robert Copeland
Spode and the China Trade
Joseph Veach Noble
Greek Vases and Some Mistakes by Their Potters and Painters
Lucie B. Beebe
Rhenish Stoneware of the Renaissance
Henry Sandon
New Discoveries in Worcester Porcelain: A Report
Patrons
Graham Hood
Inaugural Address
Graham Hood
The Bonnin and Morris Factory of Philadelphia 1770–1772
George Szabó
Dürer and Italian Majolica
Ronald Freyberger
“Chinese” Genre Paintings at Sèvres
John F. Scott
Ceramic Sculpture Before Cortes
Oscar White Muscarella
Archaeological Uses of Pottery
Marilyn Jenkins
Important Techniques of Muslim Ceramics
Marcelle Brunet
The Porcelain of Vincennes-Sèvres
John Goldsmith Phillips and Carl Christian Dauterman
A Sculpture by Agnolo di Polo
Elizabeth Collard
Ceramic Imports to Canada
John F. Bivins Jr.
Slip-decorated Earthenware in Wachovia: The Influence of Europe on American Pottery
J. Jefferson Miller II
The Wark Collection of Meissen Porcelain
Alice Wilson Frothingham
The Pottery of Spain
Arnold Mountford
William Littler of Burslem, Longton Hall, West Pans
Symposium Programs 1970–1971
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