| Frontispiece. |
| Staffordshire Group, Vicar and Moses. Modelled by Ralph Wood about 1750. Marked R. Wood, Burslem. At British Museum. | |
| PAGE |
| Chapter I.—How to Collect. |
| Exterior of Works, Etruria | 37 |
| A Corner of Old Etruria Works | 41 |
| Mill for Grinding Raw Materials | 45 |
| The Thrower (showing the Potter's Wheel) | 49 |
| The Oven | 53 |
| The Dipping House | 57 |
| The Enamel Kiln | 61 |
| Chapter II.—Early Ware. |
| MediÆval Tiles | 85 |
| Toft Dish, dated 1671; Posset Pot, dated 1685 | 89 |
| Earthenware Jug (late 17th century) | 93 |
| Chapter III.—English Delft. |
| Lambeth Delft Jar (with Arms of Apothecaries' Company) | 103 |
| Lambeth Delft "Sack" Bottle, dated 1652 | 107 |
| Bristol Delft Plate, representing Balloon Ascent | 107 |
| Lambeth Delft Candlestick, dated 1648 | 111 |
| Old Dutch Brass Candlestick | 111 |
| Bristol Delft Plate and Bowl | 115 |
| Bristol Delft Dish, dated 1740 | 119 |
| Title-page and Illustration, from volume dated 1638 | 123 |
| Wincanton Delft Dish | 127 |
| Chapter IV.—Stoneware. |
| Stoneware Jugs, Bellarmine and other forms | 135 |
| Dwight Bust of James II., and Figures of Children Reading | 139 |
| Elers Coffee Pot, Mug, and Teapot | 143 |
| Astbury Teapots | 149 |
| Fulham Stoneware Mug (dated 1725) and Jug | 153 |
| Chapter V.—Early Staffordshire Ware. |
| Whieldon Ware Cauliflower Teapot | 161 |
| Tortoiseshell Ware Plate | 161 |
| Tortoiseshell Ware Teapot and Bowl and Cover | 167 |
| Group of Astbury Ware | 171 |
| Agate Cat and Salt-glazed Bear Jug | 171 |
| Whieldon Tortoiseshell Animals | 175 |
| Whieldon Group. St. George and the Dragon | 175 |
| Whieldon Toby Jugs |
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