A limited number of copies available on request.

ACADEMIC INTERESTS

Although interested in all aspects of early British Ceramics, BOW PORCELAIN is my speciality.
I am currently preparing A Catalogue raisonné of Bow Porcelain Wares, and would be pleased to hear from others with similar interests.   

With a large range of lecture subjects, I can be booked to talk to groups or societies, and will be pleased to discuss items brought along at post-lecture identification sessions.  

Bow Porcelain, The Collection formed by Geoffrey Freeman (Lund Humphries, 1982) in conjunction with Geoffrey Freeman, discusses the history of the factory and describes and illustrates in detail the extensive collection which is now on permanent display at
Pallant House, Chichester, Sussex.  

A complete catalogue of the London Borough of Newham's collection of Bow Porcelain comprising 105 items, each fully described and illustrated in colour including five mezzotints by Thomas Frye.

The catalogue includes a description of Newham in the 18th century, a History of the Bow Porcelain Factory, a History of the Collection and a Selected Bibliography.

120 pages.

Available at £15 ($24) + postage

Available at £10 ($16) + postage

Isleworth Porcelain (Private publication, 1998)
in conjunction with Roderick Jellicoe.

In March 1998 I collaborated with Roderick Jellicoe in producing a catalogue of his exhibition of the recently rediscovered Isleworth factory.  

The catalogue records and illustrates thirty-four pieces then attributed to the factory and relates them to wasters recently excavated from the Thames near the factory site.  

My paper "Bow Porcelain: The Incised 'R' Marked Group and Associated Wares" has now been published in the English Ceramic Circle Transactions, Vol. 17, Pt. 2.

My joint paper with W.H.R. Ramsay and E.G. Ramsay " 'Unaker' or Cherokee Clay and its relationship to the 'Bow' Porcelain Manufactory" has now been published in the English Ceramic Circle Transactions, Vol. 17, Pt. 3.