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When Was It Made?

Historical Overview
Early Italian Ceramic Printing
The Earliest Transfer-Printing in England: Birmingham and Battersea
Overglaze Printing on English Porcelain: the beginnings
- Printing on Vauxhall Porcelain
The Beginnings and Spread of Underglaze Blue Printing
Printing at Liverpool: 1 Delftware
Printing at Liverpool: 2 Porcelain
Printing at Liverpool: 3 Creamware
The Spread of Printing on Creamware
Multi-Color Printing in the 18th and 19th Centuries
Early Underglaze Blue Printing on Earthenware
Historical Timeline
Blue printed earthenware in the 19th century
Color printed and multi-color printed earthenware.

pottery

What Did They Make?

Overglaze Printed Ware
Underglaze Printed Ware
Victorian Tiles
Printed & Painted
Patterns
Series
Who Made It?

Industry

How Was it Made?

Engraving
Glue Bat printing and other cold processes
Hot Press printing
Comparing the processes
Printing and Painting: a glossary

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