Transfer printing on enamels, porcelain and pottery : its origin and development in the United Kingdom . Fig. a 6. PLATE, PORCELAIN, RED Fig. a 7. PLATE, PORCELAIN, BLACK PRINTChelsea. Origin. We, Alderman Thomas Shaw and SamuelGilbody, both of Liverpoole in the County ofLancaster, clay potters, whose names are hereuntosubscribed, do hereby humbly certify that we are wellassured that John Sadler and Guy Green did, atLiverpoole aforesaid, on Tuesday, the 27th day ofJuly, last past, within the space of six hours, printupwards of 1,200 earthenware tiles of different coloursand pattern
Transfer printing on enamels, porcelain and pottery : its origin and development in the United Kingdom . Fig. a 6. PLATE, PORCELAIN, RED Fig. a 7. PLATE, PORCELAIN, BLACK PRINTChelsea. Origin. We, Alderman Thomas Shaw and SamuelGilbody, both of Liverpoole in the County ofLancaster, clay potters, whose names are hereuntosubscribed, do hereby humbly certify that we are wellassured that John Sadler and Guy Green did, atLiverpoole aforesaid, on Tuesday, the 27th day ofJuly, last past, within the space of six hours, printupwards of 1,200 earthenware tiles of different coloursand patterns, which is upon a moderate computation,more than 100 good workmen could have done of thesame patterns in the same space of time by the usualway of painting with the pencil. That we have sinceburnt the above tiles, and that they are considerablyneater than any that we have seen pencilled, and maybe sold at little more than half the price. We are alsoassured that the said John Sadler and Guy Green havebeen several years in bringing the art of printing onearthenware to perfection, and we never heard that itwas done by any other person or person
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