White Ironstone A Survey of its Many Forms Undecorated, Flow Blue, Mulberry, Copper Lustre by Dawn Stoltzfus & Jeffrey B. Snyder This is the first price

This is the first price guide ever written on the subject that includes color photographs

This is the ninth part in a series compiled by Mr

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17" Beautiful Early French Porcelain Poupee by Leontine Rohmer

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White Ironstone A Survey of its Many Forms Undecorated, Flow Blue, Mulberry, Copper Lustre by Dawn Stoltzfus & Jeffrey B. Snyder This is the first priceTable of Contents In 1813 Charles James Mason gave the public just what they needed, patenting his "ironstone china." This durable yet beautiful dinnerwarewas stronger and less expensive than the china that then dominated the market. And its white, unadorned base soon became popular as a canvas for decorations such as Flow Blue, Mulberry, and Copper Lustre, especially the Tea Leaf motif. This pictorial and collectors' guide provides an alphabetic