The ABC of collecting old continental pottery (1913)
Blacker, J. F · London, S. Paul & Co. · leaf 281
SIENA, MONTE LUPO, AND PISA ^05 and other places. In the next century Escolano, another historian, wrote : "In exchange for the faiences that Italy sends us from Pisa, we export to that country cargoes of those of Manises." Of course this does not prove that the Italian pottery was made at Pisa.… … SIENA. Plate painted on the sunk centre with a Cupid, The wide border of arabesques en- closes emblems in blue and white on an orange grotmd. Bought, Bemal Collection, £21. Victoria and Albert Museum. Genoa, and since the beginning of the sixteenth century has been subject to Tuscany, becoming…
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