A breathtaking must for anyone interested in Chintz

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	• The Charlton Standard Catalogue of Chintz Linda Eberle, Susan Scott Charlton Pr, 1996 - 190 pages average customer review:based on 3 reviews
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Susan does it yet again!

Year on year Susan updates and adds to the definitive chintz guide. A mine of priceless information. Well presented, beautifully illustrated and an absolute essential for anyone even remotely interested in chintz pottery. This third edition is a must!

"The" book on chintzware

Simply the best guide to chintz patterns and pricing. Very well researched, and the shapes and catalog pages at the back are especially helpful. I do wish the pattern photographs on each page were both larger and of better quality, though ~ that would seem a better match with the sterling quality of the rest of the book.

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A breathtaking must for anyone interested in Chintz

This is a stunningly beautiful book packed completely with beautiful photographs. For someone interested in collecting chintz, this is the absolute best thing I've found for learning about the range of patterns. That range is far more extensive than one would expect from the sparse collections of chintz at antique shops and shows. This book will fire the imagination!

A catalogue so thorough collectors refer to it as a bible, this full-colour publication covers all the major and minor Chintz makers. Featuring over 20 makers, nearly 200 different patterns, current pricing and over 30 pages of shapes, this catalogue contains essential information for the Chintz connoisseur and novice alike.

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