Lynne Sussman

Sussman, Lynne: Canadian Historic Sites #22: Spode/Copeland Transfer-Printed Patterns - Occasional Papers in Archaeology and History, Government of Canada 1979 ; weicher Einband / soft cover ISBN: 0660101394
0660101394 Fair

246 pages. "In the mid-1830s the Spode/Copeland pottery of Staffordshire became the supplier of tableware and toiletware to the Hudson's Bay Company. It continued in this capacity until the 1850s in the United States and until the early 20th century in Canada. This catalogue illustrates and identifies 109 transfer-printed patterns on earthenware manufactured by Spode/Copeland and found to date at 20 Hudson's Bay Company sites in Canada and the US. The majority of the illustrations are prints from the original engraved copper plates." - from Abstract. Profusely illustrated in black and white. Printed upon glossy stock. Somewhat above-average external wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. A sound working copy of this important work. Soft Cover 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall

[SW: Canadian Historic Sites #22: Spode/Copeland Transfer-Printed Patterns - Occasional Papers in Archaeology and History Spode/Copeland pottery of Staffordshire became the supplier of tableware and toiletware to the Hudson's Bay Company. It continued in this capacity until the 1850s in the United States and until the early 20th century in Canada. This catalogue illustrates and identifies 109 transfer-printed patterns on earthenware manufactured by Spode/Copeland and found to date at 20 Hudson's Bay Company sites in Canada and the US. The majority of the illustrations are prints from the original engraved copper Plates Antiques and Collectibles Canadian History]

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Sussman, Lynne: The Wheat Pattern: An Illustrated Survey - Catalogue No. R61-2/9-25E, Canada National Historic Parks and Sites Branch, Parks Canada/Environment Canada 1985 ; weicher Einband / soft cover; 1. Ed.
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89 pages. Reference notes. Bibliography. Index of manufacturers. Appendix - references to wheat pattern manufacturers. Profusely illustrated with diagrams and black and white photographic plates. "Ceramic tableware and toiletware decorated with the moulded Wheat pattern and its variations have been in continuous production from 1851 to today and are found in almost all North American archaeological sites occupied during the second half of the 19th century. The survey identifies and illustrates the wheat-inspired patterns produced on ironstone by forty British manufacturers, one Canadian manufacturer and one French manufacturer." - from back cover. Average wear and soiling. Unmarked. Binding intact. A sound copy. First Edition Soft Cover 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall; First Edition

[SW: Platters Chinaware Canadian Antique Ironstone Wheat-Inspired Patterns Manufacturers Ceramic Tableware Toiletware Canadian History]

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Sussman, Lynne: The Ceramics of Lower Fort Garry: Operations 1 to 31 - History and Archaeology 24, Ottawa Parks Canada/Indian and Northern Affairs Canada 1979 ; weicher Einband / soft cover; 1. Ed. ISBN: 0660101793
0660101793 Good

339 pages. "The ceramics from Lower Fort Garry were retreived from 31 operations, most of which represent individual structures. The variety of ceramic objects includes tableware, commercial containers, storage vessels, kitchen ware, flowerpots, decorative objects, dolls and toy dishes.... All the pottery discussed in this report is believed to have been associated with the fort during its Hudson's Bay Company occupation." - from Abstract. Appendices include: Copeland Trademarks; Designs and Patterns; Distribution; Pattern Occurrence at Hudson's Bay Company Sites; Foot-Ring Typology. Also includes Glossary and list of references cited. Illustrated by almost one-hundred pages of black and white illustrations and line drawings. Average wear externally. Clean and unmarked. Binding tight. Reading creases along spine. A sound working copy of this excellent reference. First Edition Soft Cover 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; First Edition

[SW: The Ceramics of Lower Fort Garry: Operations 1 to 31 - History and Archaeology 24 ceramics from Lower Fort Garry were retreived from 31 operations, most of which represent individual structures. The variety of ceramic objects includes tableware, commercial containers, storage vessels, kitchen ware, flowerpots, decorative objects, dolls and toy dishes.... All the pottery discussed in this report is believed to have been associated with the fort during its Hudson's Bay Company occupation." - from Abstract. Appendices include: Copeland Trademarks; Designs and Patterns; Distribution; Pattern Occurrence at Hudson's Bay Company Sites; Foot-Ring Typology. Also includes Glossary and list of references cited. Illustrated by almost one-hundred pages of black and white illustrations and line drawings. Canadian History]

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Sussman, Lynne: Spode/Copeland Transfer-Printed Patterns Found at 20 Hudson's Bay Company Sites, ONtario Parks Canada, National Historic Parks and Sites Branch 1979 ; weicher Einband / soft cover ISBN: 0660101394
0660101394 Very Good

246 pages, illustrated. A very clean and bright copy, with only very minimal signs of use, edges a little creased. Overall a Very Good copy. Paperback Sm Qto

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