Illustrated Encyclopedia of British Willow Ware

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Illustrated Encyclopedia of British Willow WareCombining over 1,000 color photographs of ceramic tableware, an equal number of manufacturers' marks, and an expansive text, this is the most comprehensive catalog of the famous British Willow pattern and its known variations ever attempted, featuring wares spanning from the late eighteenth to the early twenty first century. Not only are the wares of the famous English Staffordshire potting district displayed, but also Willow Ware from Yorkshire,

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