berhaut, Marie
Faïences françaises du XVIIIe siècle

Royal Copenhagen
Winstone, H. V. F.
Stacey International, London, 1984.
In-4, reliure pleine toile éditeur sous jaquette illustrée en couleur, 160 pp.
Nombreuses illustrations en noir et en couleur.
Bon état d'ensemble. Une coiffe émoussée, menus frottements sur la jaquette.
List of Illustrations - Introduction - Chapter One : A Royal Heritage. - Chapter Two : The True Porcelain. - Chapter Three : The Royal Vases. - Chapter Four : Early On-glaze Enamelled Wares. - Chapter Five : Flora Danica. - Chapter Six : Blue and White. - Chapter Sept : Figures. - Chapter Eight : Interregnum. - Chapter Nine : Revival. - Chapter Ten : Crystal Glazes, Stoneware and Art Faience. - Chapter Eleven : The Modern Factory - Appendix A : The Artits and their Marks. - Appendix B. : The Clays. - Appendix C. : The Factory Marks - Select Bibliography - Index.
Of all the great European ceramic houses, Royal Copenhagen has over the years proved the most loyal and brilliant custodian of the potter's art. No other European factory has survived for so long and yet sustained such artistic distinction in earthenware, stoneware and porcelain.
In Royal Copenhagen, Victor Winstone charts with elegance and scholarship the progress of the Royal House from its official inception in 1775 through the hazards of Court intrigue and upheavals of the Napoleonic Wars to tis current preeminence.