Pattern book, [ca. 1857]

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Pattern book, [ca. 1857]

Contains 147 watercolor patterns for plates and hollowares (pitchers). Many of the designs are in the "Gaudy Dutch" and "Gaudy Welch" styles; others suggest an oriental influence or are for lusterware. All are numbered and several feature titles; for example, "flower mulberry" and "flower blue." A few of the patterns have pencil notations about colors used. One is signed, E. Whatten. The volume bears a striking resemblance to the pattern books of John Ridgway, another Hanley potter, suggesting that the same artist may have worked for both firms.

1 v. : col. ill. ; 26 cm.

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SNAC Resource ID: 8325598

Winterthur Library

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Whallen, E.

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Dimmock & Co.

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Ridgway, John M.

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Thomas Dimmock & Co.

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The firm, Thomas Dimmock & Co., and later, John Dimmock & Co., flourished throughout the 19th century producing earthenware. In 1842 it was working two factories in Hanley, England and a gilding and enameling workshop in Shelton. From the description of Pattern book, [ca. 1857] (Winterthur Library). WorldCat record id: 84666130 ...