Reseña del editor:
This highly illustrated guide to porcelain and bone china gives detailed information essential to the non-expert for appraising each individual piece and determining its origin. English porcelains rank amongst the finest ever made; bone china was a wholly English development and was the admiration and envy of the world. This book provides detailed technical knowledge of factory processes, colours and glazes, of decorative styles and social fashions. Porcelain marks are fully explained to allow the collector to identify pieces. The gradual changes in technique and output that took place within all the major porcelain factories are described, allowing the collector to explain and date many unusual specimens.
Biografía del autor:
G. Bernard Hughes was internationally recognised as a specialist in antiques. Over a period of many years, by his books and innumerable magazine articles, he built up a reputation for thorough, informative, and extremely readable work. He was rewarded with a Fellowship of the Royal Society of Arts. His other books include English Glass for the Collector, and Living Crafts. Therle Hughes, his wife, shared his interest in antiques. Her books include Small Decorative Antiques, More Small Decorative Antiques, Sweetmeat and Jellyglasses, Old English Furniture, Cottage Antiques, and Small Antiques for the Collector. Together they also wrote After the Regency, Three Centuries of English Silver and Small Antique Furniture.
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