'blue and white pottery' yielded 3 matches.

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1. Collectible Cornishware Pottery With its mild climate and beautiful scenery, Cornwall, England's most south-westerly county, has become famous for its artists and craftsmen including many potters. Ironically, the most famous of the ceramics associated with the county, Cornishware,...
2. Delft Pottery Sometime during the 1500s, artisans in the Dutch city of Delft began producing fine tin-glazed pottery. Most of this work is blue and white, and some imitates the Asian designs imported by the Dutch East India Company during the 1600s, which could on...
3. The Beauty of Blue Willow Blue Willow is an elegant Asian~styled decoration used on china from tableware to ceramic jars, usually in vibrant cobalt blue on white. Developed at the Caughley China factory of Stoke-on-Trent in Shropshire, England by Thomas Minton (see the Wikip...