nd shape, and not theMoorish ones, as these have long spouts ; each cdtifaro to be closedwith a cork. The latter is the typical pitcher of Morocco. Aswe were talking, neighbours dropped in, in the familiar Easternway, and sat quiet and self-contained, occasionally drinking fromone of the two… … > t; HHO z < x W < o POTTERY diente. It is glazed a brightish green, and is madein various parts of Andalusia, as are the gourd-shaped calabazas, which have a yellow glaze.The smallest vessel, or that which has a funnel-shaped and bulging mouth, is coated with a coarsemetallic glaze…
Decorative arts -- Spain History
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