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Auction archive: Lot number 416

Derby Porcelain History a 19th century handwritten manuscript notebook

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£0
Price realised:
£900
ca. US$1,405
Auction archive: Lot number 416

Derby Porcelain History a 19th century handwritten manuscript notebook

Estimate
£0
Price realised:
£900
ca. US$1,405
Beschreibung:

Derby Porcelain History - a 19th century handwritten manuscript notebook, the inside cover inscribed James Fairbanks, Derby 1822, No. of Watch ... 28538, Made by *** Derby, containing recipes and receipts for Egyptian Black, China Body, Coalport China Body, Glaze for Coalport China Body, Flesh Colour, Mr Spode's **tt, Gold Lustre the Same as in London' etc, marbled paper covers James Fairbanks was a potter who in 1822 succeeded William Porter as overseer of the useful ware department at the Nottingham Road factory, where he remained until his death in 1837. The titles of some of the receipts in this book would seem, perhaps, to indicate a level of industrial espionage and illustrates the competition between the factories of the day to produce the best and most commercially successful products. . Condition Report: Ten pages on both sides; three pages no writing on either side; back of book two and a quarter sides General condition fair for any note book which has been in use Read more

Auction archive: Lot number 416
Auction:
Datum:
7 Dec 2011
Auction house:
Bamfords Auctioneers - The Derby Auction House
Chequers Road off Pentagon Island
Derby, DE21 6EN
United Kingdom
sales@bamfords-auctions.co.uk
+44 (0)1332 210 000
Beschreibung:

Derby Porcelain History - a 19th century handwritten manuscript notebook, the inside cover inscribed James Fairbanks, Derby 1822, No. of Watch ... 28538, Made by *** Derby, containing recipes and receipts for Egyptian Black, China Body, Coalport China Body, Glaze for Coalport China Body, Flesh Colour, Mr Spode's **tt, Gold Lustre the Same as in London' etc, marbled paper covers James Fairbanks was a potter who in 1822 succeeded William Porter as overseer of the useful ware department at the Nottingham Road factory, where he remained until his death in 1837. The titles of some of the receipts in this book would seem, perhaps, to indicate a level of industrial espionage and illustrates the competition between the factories of the day to produce the best and most commercially successful products. . Condition Report: Ten pages on both sides; three pages no writing on either side; back of book two and a quarter sides General condition fair for any note book which has been in use Read more

Auction archive: Lot number 416
Auction:
Datum:
7 Dec 2011
Auction house:
Bamfords Auctioneers - The Derby Auction House
Chequers Road off Pentagon Island
Derby, DE21 6EN
United Kingdom
sales@bamfords-auctions.co.uk
+44 (0)1332 210 000
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