Talk:Coalport porcelain

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Porcelain production began around 1775, initially making "medium-priced" underglaze blue and white porcelain, which was very popular.^[1]

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^ Battie, 139-140, 179; Honey, 286-287

The photo labelled "American scene" is not of a piece by John Rose & Co. at Coalport. It has been misattributed by the Museum. The plate is by William Ridgway at the Upper Hanley China Works. ^[1] If there are no counter arguments I propose to remove the photo from the page.Cenlligoch (talk) 18:55, 18 September 2024 (UTC)Reply

^ https://ridgwaypatternbook.org.uk/uphanley/foley.html

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[1] Battie, 139-140, 179; Honey, 286-287

[2] ttps://ridgwaypatternbook.org.uk/uphanley/foley.html

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