Derby Tea Wares Patterns 601-776
Pattern 603
Pattern 604
Pattern 605
Pattern 608
Pattern 610
Pattern 613
Pattern 615
Pattern 617
Pattern 620
Pattern 621
Pattern 623
Pattern 625
Pattern 626
Pattern 628
Pattern 629
Pattern 629 variant
Pattern 634
Pattern 645
Pattern 647
Pattern 649
Pattern 653
Pattern 654
Pattern 632
Pattern 655
Pattern 659
Pattern 660
Pattern 662
Pattern 666
Pattern 668
Pattern 670
Pattern 672
Pattern 677
Pattern 681
Pattern 682
Pattern 688
Pattern 690
Pattern 691
Pattern 693
Pattern 703
Pattern 712
Pattern 714
Pattern 716
Pattern 717
Pattern 719
Pattern 721
Pattern 722 (possibly)
Pattern 726
Pattern 729
Pattern 731
Pattern 733
Pattern 734
Pattern 737
Pattern 737 blue version
Pattern 741
Pattern 742
Pattern 743
Pattern 745
Pattern 746
Pattern 747
Pattern 748
Pattern 750
Pattern 753
Pattern 760
Pattern 761
Pattern 762
Pattern 763
Pattern 764
Pattern 767
Pattern 768
Pattern 769
Pattern 770
Pattern 771
Pattern 776
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Many people have kindly assisted in the process of collecting the images on these web pages, but I am particularly grateful to Karen Morgan of Georgian House Antiques, who has given freely of her knowledge and time over many years I am also indebted to the late Joan Shaw and the many others who showed considerable kindness and hospitality, but in particular to the late Alasdair Morrison. Thanks also to the late Russell Lenord, John Astle and Alan Roberts for providing images and the multitude of ceramic dealers who have allowed me to photograph pieces on their stands. Many users of eBay gave me permission to use images and I am grateful to all of these.
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I am also grateful to the many auction houses for kindly granting permission to use their images, but in particular to Bamfords Auctioneers, Canterbury Auction Galleries, Dreweatts, Mellors and Kirk, Neales and Wooley and Wallis Salisbury Salesroom.
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Thanks also to the curators of ceramics in Brighton and Hove Museums, The British Museum, The Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge, The Norwich Castle Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum, all of whom kindly gave permission to use images.
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Finally I am particularly indebted to the curator and trustees of the Charles Norman Collection of 18th Century Derby Porcelain held at the Collection Museum, Lincoln, for permission to reproduce some of the images from the book of the same name.
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Derek Thomas
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USEFUL REFERENCES
BOOKS
Barrett, F.A. and Thorpe, A.L., Derby Porcelain, Faber & Faber, 1971
Gilhespy, F.B., Crown Derby Porcelain, Lewis, 1952
Haslem, J., The Old Derby China Factory, Bell & Sons, London, 1878
Hoyte, A., The Charles Norman Collection of 18th Century Porcelain, The Charles Norman Collection, 1996
Mitchell S., The Marks on Chelsea-Derby and Early Crossed-Batons ‘Useful Wares’ 1770 to c1790, SGM Books, 2007
Murdoch, John and Twitchett, John, Painters and the Derby China Works, Trefoil, 1987
Twitchett, J. and Sandon, H., Landscapes on Derby and Worcester Porcelain, Henderson & Stirk, Henley-on-Thames, 1984
Twitchett, John, Royal Crown Derby, 3rd edition, Antique Collectors’ Club, Woodbridge, 1987
Twitchett, John, Derby Porcelain, 1748 - 1848, Antique Collectors’ Club, 2002
WEBSITES
The following websites contain information about, or images of early Derby porcelain tea wares. Links to websites of museums showing significant numbers of images of early Derby porcelain are also included, as are websites of major antique dealers regularly offering early Derby porcelain.
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Andrew Dando Antiques: www.andrewdando.org
Brighton and Hove Museum: www.brighton-hove-rpml.org.uk/Museums British Museum: www.britishmuseum.org
Derby Porcelain International Society: www.derbyporcelain.org.uk
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Georgian House Antiques: www.georgianhouseantiques.co.uk
Jupiter Antiques: www.jupiterantiques.co.uk
Museum of London: www.museumoflondon.org.uk/london-wall/
Roderick Jellicoe: www.englishporcelain.com
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Tea Antiques: www.teaantiques.com
The China Cupboard: www.chinacupboard.co.uk
Victoria and Albert Museum: www.collections.vam.ac.uk
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