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On Mon, 1 Sep 1997 09:41:02 +1100 Susan Lawrence wrote:
> >Does anyone have a quick source/date for soft paste porcelain
> >with applied blue floral sprigs (typically thistles and forget-me-
> >nots)? It seems that something similar was being made at Derby,
> >in imitation of Angouleme porcelain, but I don't know how similar
> >as I've been unable to track down an illustration (although
> >admittedly I haven't tried too hard yet).
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> Alasdair, could you please forward to the list any information you get?
> I've seen lots the material you describe on sites here in Australia, and
> have never been able to find out anything about it.
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> Thanks,
> Susan Lawrence
A couple more details that I neglected to put in the original post, and
which may be helpful (and which are in keeping with Australian dates):
The sites from which the material was recovered are farm sites located
in southwest Wales (specifically, north Pembrokeshire). The occupation
dates are c.1750 - c. 1900, but the vast bulk of the ceramics post-date
1800, and indeed, appear to be mostly concentrated around 1840-1850.
Incidentally, so far I've had responses from Australia, South Africa and
France - surely some of this material must have been recovered from
American and Canadian sites....
Alasdair
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