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Does anyone else spot the irony of the modern day china makers faking western makers whilst, for centuries we were trying to fake there wares? There is a noted porcelain company named Crown Staffordshire, and Staffordshire is a region that was, and still is , home to many English porcelain makers.

, England, late 19th C.

You will find that the really only likeness is the fact that they are made in the french renaissance period, he is also known for English-inspired pieces.

1889-1941 Arthur J , Sailsbury Works, Burslem A M J BURSLEM c.

The fake 1865 date has been excused by the marketing people as being to do with celebrating some historic date in China the Boxer Rebellions or some such.

Four 19th century Staffordshire hens on nest: three polychrome one nest repaired two with damaged beaks along with a white hen on nest crack under• GROUP OF SIX STAFFORDSHIRE HENS ON NESTS.

Most old dogs show at least some painting on the back side; many new pieces have no painting on the back.

, minor imperfections , dia.

As porcelain makers worked to improve their formulas, a new combination using bone ash was discovered.

Interview of grandson of William Hines in 1999 by W D Ogilvie: obituary of David Hines in London Daily Telegraph 8 April 2000 written by W D Ogilvie• You will most likely be prompted to select a smaller file version of the photograph that is acceptable for our review.