The ABC of collecting old continental pottery (1913)
Blacker, J. F · London, S. Paul & Co. · leaf 328
238 OLD CONTINENTAL POTTERY pottery, and, in the second half of the fifteenth century, upon Itahan majohca, which is dealt with in another chapter. Before we consider the early lustres, a glance over later history will be useful. The second event which had much influence upon Hispano- … places. As the Spanish HISPANO-MORESQUE. power increased and as the Vase in the Alhambra. I^ustred ware with curious decoration of animals. , Moors, a subjugated people, still produced pottery, the designs were modified to meet the wishes of their masters, whose coats-of-arms soon formed part of…
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