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	Creamware Museum Reproductions - Josiah Wedgewood celebrated Creamware Queen's Ware 18th century antiques and museum ...
		Creamware or "Queen's Ware" are the English names for the fine lead glazed wares with a light-colored body which, from the 1760's began to replace the tin-glazed earthenware in world markets.
		We are please to present this exquisite grouping of antique and museum reproduction pieces from the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
		The product is creamware, a type of ceramic which originated in the late 18th century.
	www.maritimeheritage.com /titanic/creamware.htm (394 words)

	Create Digital Music » Creamware
		German manufacturer CreamWare - best known for their Scope DSP cards and ASB tabletop synthesizers - was declared insolvent on December 18, 2006.
		I think Creamware might be missing the boat with these — after all, the ASB series is wonderful because each box provides a tactile control surface to tweak sounds the moment inspiration strikes.
		And, quite honestly, second hand Creamware Scope DSP boards are now so inexpensive that I’d prefer to run the PC-based version of these instruments instead.
	createdigitalmusic.com /tag/creamware (1151 words)

	CREAMWARE
		Creamware is a light-bodied English earthenware covered with a tin slip glaze.
		Creamware was first made in raised patterns of basket weave and in pierced and perforated leaf.
		The pierced creamware of Leeds is considered as fine as or finer than that of Wedgwood.
	www.chippingnorton.net /Features/creamware.htm (784 words)

	Extreme Creamware exhibition at the Brandywine River museum
		Originally known as cream colour, creamware was inexpensive and durable, and it boasted a smooth surface and brilliant glaze perfect for further ornamentation.
		While most creamware made prior to 1772 is unmarked, some pieces have been attributed to particular pottery manufacturers because their decorations suggest the work of particular painters.
		Creamware may never again dominate the ceramics market as it did in the 18th century, but it continues to be made today by many large companies and independent potters who imitate the extreme forms and decoration of older pieces.
	www.brandywinemuseum.org /news2004/news017.html (653 words)

	Extreme Creamware
		Originally known as cream colour, creamware was inexpensive and durable, and it boasted a smooth surface and brilliant glaze perfect for further ornamentation.
		While most creamware made prior to 1772 is unmarked, some pieces have been attributed to particular pottery manufacturers because their decorations suggest the work of particular painters.
		Creamware may never again dominate the ceramics market as it did in the Eighteenth Century, but it continues to be made today by many large companies and independent potters who imitate the extreme forms and decoration of older pieces.
	antiquesandthearts.com /GH-2004-06-08-10-25-30p1.htm (652 words)

	History of Leeds Pottery and Creamware Leedsware Pottery
		First manufactured in the late 18th Century The Chocolate Kettle or Tea Kettle, this piece was designed with a depressed globular shape with a curved spout moulded with a female mask and foliage, large intertwined wavy rope handle with flower and leaf terminals and a large pierced baluster-knob on the lid.
		The late eighteenth century saw the development of a style of tableware, which combined handsome colour, and smooth texture of plain Creamware with a moulded and often tinted edging, intended to draw the eye to the food being served.
		As most pieces are made from historical moulds it is often possible to trace back the dating of the original moulds if existing or new owners of pierced Creamware can recognise their pieces from the items on display additional information may be available on them please contact The Mall Office with enquiries.
	www.creamware-pottery.com /history-of-leeds-pottery.htm (1767 words)

	Creamware - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Creamware is a cream-coloured earthenware created about 1750 by the potters of Staffordshire, England, which proved ideal for domestic ware.
		The most notable producer of creamware was Josiah Wedgewood.
		Wedgewood supplied his creamware to Queen Charlotte and Catherine the Great and used the trade name Queen's ware.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Creamware (113 words)

	CREAMWARE PATTERNS - Old And Sold Antiques Auction & Marketplace
		Creamware was first made in raised patterns of basket weave and in pierced and perforated leaf and diamond and rice-grain designs similar to those on the earlier salt glaze.
		The pierced creamware of Leeds is considered as fine as or finer than that of Wedgwood.
		Centerpieces, chestnut, and fruit bowls of pierced creamware are rare and expensive.
	www.oldandsold.com /articles/article444.shtml (723 words)

	Antiques and the Arts Online
		The word creamware usually brings to mind images of pale, cream-colored earthenware, elegantly formed in classic shapes, lustrously glazed and embellished, if at all, with subdued decoration - hardly suggesting the term "extreme." Eighteenth Century potters, however, applied a variety of methods to make a surprising array of colorful, sometimes sculptural, wares.
		Late creamware of queen's ware coincided with a stylistic shift from curving rococo forms to the restrained order of the neoclassical, a style based on the art and architecture of ancient Greece and Rome.
		Creamware may never again dominate the ceramics market as it did in the Eighteenth Century, but it continues to be made today by many large companies and independent potters who imitate the extreme forms and decoration of older pieces.
	www.antiquesandthearts.com /GH-2004-06-08-10-25-30p1 (675 words)

	Creamware (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Creamware was developed by Josiah Wedgewood in 1762.
		It was later dubbed "Queen's ware," but it is now known simply as creamware or "Leeds ware." The earlier pieces are a deeper yellow than later examples, and the difference is significant after c.1780.
		Creamware was one of the most common tablewares in the second half of the 18th century, and was used for a variety of vessel types.
	www.smu.ca /academic/arts/anthropology/sdavis/ceramics/cream.htm (188 words)

	Analog Devices : Embedded Processing & DSP : SHARC : Overview : Customer Case Studies : CreamWare
		In addition, CreamWare, now distributed in the US by QuireTec, is supplying original equipment manufacturer (OEM) software solutions to third parties who can integrate the audio technology into their own products.
		CreamWare CTO Frank Hund said that ADI's SHARC 2126x and 2136x processors are responsible for the absolute perfection in the modeling of the analog circuitry of these systems.
		CreamWare's re-mastered B4000 ASB, which is almost a replica of the Hammond B3 organ with wood panels, produces the authentically breathtaking organ sounds of its analog predecessor.
	www.analog.com /processors/sharc/overview/customerstories/creamware/creamWareIndex.html (1350 words)

	Creamware & Leedsware by Hartley Greens & Co.
		In the 18th century, creamware was a new type of earthenware made from white Cornish clay combined with a translucent glaze to produce its characteristic pale cream colour.
		Creamware was perfect for making the elegant and highly decorative tableware in demand in the Georgian age.
		To this day, Creamware is painstakingly crafted by fine artisans who create the pierced designs using a simple individual metal tool for each shape of hole.
	www.silvergallery.com /hartleygreens (220 words)

	Sound Control - Creamware Today, CreamWare is an international company with subsidiaries and distribution partners all ...
		At the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta, Georgia, CreamWare products were employed to provide the complete audio installation for on-location coverage by the nationwide German broadcaster ARD - a breakthrough achievement which convincingly demonstrated that CreamWare's existing products were fully capable of professionally addressing the needs of broadcast users in a networked environment.
		Based on CreamWare's SCOPE technology (which was also employed in the development of numerous additional products later on), Pulsar changed the way in which music is produced in thousands of project- and recording-studios.
		CreamWare is also engaged in cooperative projects with a variety of OEM partners involved in other fields, who have chosen SCOPE to help boost their own innovative potential and to achieve a competitive advantage.
	www.soundcontrol.co.uk /mod_1/pages/mod_1.1/pages/mod_1.1.8/pages/mod_1.1.8.1/pages/index.php?brand_ref=1.1.8.116 (888 words)

	Harmony Central®: CreamWare Demos Stage Frame One Keyboard System
		Thus, the Stage Frame One can deliver a broad spectrum of sounds, from the grand piano of the sample library, to virtual-analog simulations of classic and newer synthesizers, all in the form of a keyboard instrument suitable for "live" use.
		At the Musikmesse, the new keyboard system will appear simply in the role of demonstration stations for the virtual synthesizers which are available for CreamWare's Pulsar and SCOPE platforms.
		According to Michael Ruf, CreamWare Product Manager, "Our vision for the Stage Frame is that of a centralized production unit incorporating all of the elements of sampling, synthesis, sequencing, mixing, and recording, which are useful for production of a band in a live appearance.
	www.harmony-central.com /Events/MusikMesse00/CreamWare/CreamWare-StageFrame.html (514 words)

	Creamware - Wedgwood at the Lady Lever Art Gallery
		These were mostly made of an earthenware known at the time simply as 'cream colour' and nowadays called creamware.
		This creamware jelly mould has an inner cone which fits inside the outer one.
		Once the jelly had cooled, the outer mould was removed, and the jelly was served up on the inner cone which showed through it.
	www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk /ladylever/collections/wedgwood/creamware.asp (155 words)

	Creamware (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Creamware was a cream-coloured English earthenware of the second half of the 18
		Creamware, however, continued to be made throughout the 19
		His most considerable effort was a creamware dinner service of 952 pieces supplied to Catherine II the Great of Russia in 1775.
	www.thepotteries.org /types/creamware.htm (222 words)

	Wedgwood Queensware - Old And Sold Antiques Auction & Marketplace
		QUEENSWARE, OR CREAMWARE, is a creamy white pottery which was made in the last half of the I8th and the early I9th century.
		Wedgwood did not invent creamware or Queensware, but the changes which he made in the body and glaze about 1759 created a revolution in the potters' trade and made earthenware popular for daily table use.
		Several changes had already been made in the formula, and there was a gradual transition from salt glaze to a creamy glaze or creamware, but, before Wedgwood, creamware was still coarse, of uneven glaze, of a dirty yellow color, and clumsy in shape.
	www.oldandsold.com /articles/article448.shtml (456 words)

	CREAMWARE, SPATTERWARE. LUSTERWARE, SPONGEWARE, SPRIGWARE, & HAND-PAINTED STAFFORDSHIRE at STAFFORDSHIRE STATESIDE ...
		Creamware Soup Plate #1, Late 1700s Here is an early creamware soup plate measuring 9 inches wide by 2 inches tall.
		Creamware Soup Plate #2, Late 1700s Here is an early creamware soup plate measuring 9 inches wide by 2 inches tall.
		Creamware is a pleasant earthenware body with a softer feel than ironstone or whiteware.
	pages.staffordshirestateside.com /7681/InventoryPage/1427762/1.html (2127 words)

	HispaSonic (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Creamware justifica esta medida por el retraso habido en el lanzamiento del software para su sintetizador Noah hasta mayo, mientras que la producción del hardware ya había empezado en marzo, colocando a Creamware bajo presión financiera.
		Creamware presenta ahora un plan para recuperarse de su insolvencia, que está siendo examinado en estos momentos, y está orientado a alcanzar acuerdos seguros con sus suministradores.
		Creamware dice que el desarrollo de productos continuará en toda su escala.
	www.hispasonic.com /print.php?sid=985 (214 words)

	Cheekwood Museum of Art: Current Exhibitions -- English Creamware (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This exhibition marks the first large scale display of creamware in this region in over a decade, and Cheekwood is the only venue for the collection.
		Made in England in the 18th century, creamware was the first non-porous, hygienic tableware affordable to the middle class, replacing tinware and salt-glazed stoneware.
		The creamware exhibition at Cheekwood includes numerous works by Wedgwood, the acknowledged master of the ware.
	www.cheekwood.org.moses.com /art/exhibitions/past/cream/cream.html (185 words)

	Creamware SCOPE
		To address these issues, Creamware introduced the Live Bar in version 3.1, which is now the main window of the SFP software, providing information about the devices currently in use in a list format, with convenient access to the most commonly required settings, such as the signal routing.
		As Creamware have explained, to get their range of cards working on OS X requires more than just writing suitable drivers — they have to port the entire SFP software, which takes a great deal of time in terms of development and testing.
		Creamware responded by bringing out a similar product for Windows users called Pulsar XTC, which is basically a Pulsar II card without the audio or MIDI I/O (see the 'Meet The Family' box near the start of this article).
	www.soundonsound.com /sos/Jun03/articles/creamwarescope.asp (6797 words)

	:: Abnormis.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		On June 2, 2003, the management of CreamWare filed an application for protection from creditors, akin to Chapter 11 proceedings under US law.
		According the company, the driving force behind this move was the delay of the software for the Noah synthesizer until May, while full production of the hardware began in March, putting the company under financial pressure.
		CreamWare has filed a plan to return from insolvency which is currenty under examination and is working to secure agreements with its suppliers.
	www.abnormis.com /print.php?sid=294&POSTNUKESID=62c4d385acebdcc1cc00d89fba07f8ee (153 words)

	Creamware Noah
		The answer lies in the first instruments Creamware have chosen to ship with the Noah — since the company has a great deal of experience in modelling classic synths, the Noah concept is based around the idea of providing an ark for all your favourite synths.
		The challenge Creamware faced with Noah was how to take the open-ended DSP architecture seen in the SFP and adapt it for use in the Noah's more rigid architecture, which is suitable for a stand-alone instrument.
		While Creamware could arguably have allowed the user to run more effects when only a single slot is in use, for example, this would have complicated the use of the instrument, making the experience less predictable, as discussed earlier.
	www.soundonsound.com /sos/jul03/articles/creamwarenoah.asp (5412 words)

	History of Royal Creamware Fine China- British Ceramics
		The beauty and delicacy of Royal Creamware has consistently captured the imagination of Royalty from as early as 1760 to the present day and is set to continue in this majestic tradition.
		Creamware encapsulates all that was and still is excellent about British Ceramics, as the authentic Royal Creamware back stamp on each piece testifies.
		Royal Creamware presents a magnificent Collection that will excite both Connoisseurs and those who simply enjoy refined beauty and elegance, instilling a sense of pride in ownership of exquisite pieces that will appreciate and be treasured by future generations.
	www.royal-creamware.co.uk /royal-creamware-history.htm (182 words)

	Longue Vue - museum gift shop creamware flower holders
		Longue Vue is known for its fabulous collections and unique decorative accessories, specifically its original 18th century English creamware pottery, innovative flower holders and incredible 19th century carpets.
		Rich in tradition and history, our creamware offers an exceptional opportunity to appreciate the heritage of 18th Century British ceramics with the enduring appeal of a collection that will surely become a family heirloom.
		Each unique piece is handcrafted from the original specifications with the body, glaze, color, design, weight and size of each piece being precisely as it was when it was first created over 230 years ago.
	www.longuevue.com /pages/giftshop.htm (1049 words)

	Review: Creamware Minimax
		Creamware, well known for their DSP-based SCOPE Fusion Platform are coming up with some really cool new devices these days.
		Creamware did not try to invent a new interface, this is the Minimoog.
		Due to the elaborate algorithms used in the Minimax, its polyphony is limited to 2 voices on a 3-DSP board, to 6 voices on a 6-DSP board and to 15 voices on a 15-DSP board.
	www.futureproducers.com /article.php/id/6 (2061 words)

	Analog Devices : Communities : Spotlight System - SHARC Processors Model Legendary Music Instruments Perfectly
		CreamWare, based in Germany, develops modular digital audio solutions, offering a range of products including PC-based add-in cards for studio-quality recording and a new line of stand-alone music synthesizers.
		CreamWare says that many a sound professional can barely distinguish these systems from the originals.
		CreamWare CTO Frank Hund said that ADI's SHARC ADSP-2126x processors paved the way for the absolute perfection in the modeling of the analog circuitry of these systems.
	www.analog.com /communities/audio/spotlight/spotlight_creamWare.html (343 words)

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