The second volume of Jewitt's exhaustive history of British pottery and porcelain, factory by factory, from the earliest wares to his own day. An antiquarian and skilled engraver, Jewitt illustrated the work himself, creating the standard record of the English ceramic industry.
Sources for Llewellynn Jewitt — The Ceramic Art of Great Britain, Vol. II
Llewellynn Jewitt — The Ceramic Art of Great Britain, Vol. II in Ceramic Arts
Held in the Ceramic Arts chamber of the Babel Nexus Index.
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