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porcelain
from Swansea has a well-deserved reputation for quality, but the
enormous and sometimes variety of pottery which has also been
produced in Wales is less well-known outside the country. The range
included coarse red earthenwares characteristic of small family
enterprises, through fine factory-produced and decorated creamwares
which rivalled the best that Staffordshire could offer, to the lively
hand-painted plates and bowls made at Llanelly at the end of the
nineteenth century.
