Who was Dorothy Ann indeed! There was a company, Dorothy Ann Floral China, that made quite intricate floral broaches in china operating in Stoke around 1954 but this does not seem to be in existence now. The name Dorothy Ann is now associated with modern Crown Devon pottery. Fieldings, who used the name Crown Devon from around 1912, closed in 1982 but in the 1990s a company in Stoke started producing pottery using a very similar backstamp to that used by Fieldings in 1930 (!) and their pieces are signed Dorothy Ann (amongst other names). In spite of the assertions by sellers on eBay, Dorothy Ann never worked for Crown Devon in the 1930s. This, of course, raises further questons; is the present manufacturer of Crown Devon a continuation of Dorothy Ann Floral China under a new name? Is there a Dorothy Ann working for the present manufacturer or is it made up name? All I know is that the use of a very similar backstamp is causing problems with collectors of the original Crown Devon. AHR
Dorothy Yorke
Dorothy Anne Jones Benedict has written: '300 years back to Ann Storer retrogressively' -- subject(s): Family
Anne Bradstreet was born Anne Dudley in Northhampton, England, in 1612. She was the daughter of Thomas Dudley and Dorothy Yorke.
Samuel, Dorothy, Sarah, Hannah, Simon, Mercy, Dudley, and John
Dorothy Anne Ruzicki has written: 'Relationship of health locus of control to preference for a participatory or prescriptive approach in diabetes education' -- subject(s): Diabetes, Statistics, Study and teaching, Educational psychology, Health attitudes, Treatment
Dorothy Anne Richardson has written: 'A study of the effect of different approaches to gymnastics on movement concept' -- subject(s): Gymnastics for women, Movement, Psychology of, Psychological aspects, Psychology of Movement, Self-perception, Study and teaching
Samuel, Dorothy, Sarah, Hannah, Simon, Mercy, Dudley, and John
Anne Klejment has written: 'Dorothy Day and the Catholic worker' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Catholic worker 'The Berrigans' -- subject(s): Bibliography
Girls: Julie Anne Tracy Dorothy Boys: James Adam Tyler Derek
The two classes of ceramics are traditional ceramics and advanced ceramics. Traditional ceramics are made from clay, while advanced ceramics are made from non-clay minerals and engineered materials.
No, ceramics come from the earth.
Dorothy Herrmann has written: 'Anne Morrow Lindbergh' -- subject(s): Biography, American Authors 'Helen Keller a Life' 'Helen Keller' -- subject(s): Biography, Blind-deaf women, Education