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The Australian flora in applied art (1915)

Baker, Richard Thomas, 1854-1941 · [Sydney, W.A. Gullick, Gove. printer] · leaf 53

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Fig. 30. Doultons Australian floraldesigns on their chinawere much admired; butas the series of vases, &c.,were not continued, theyhave become rare, and arenow bringing fancy pricesby connoisseurs. Severalspecimens arc exhibitedin the Technoogical Mu-seum. N.S.W. TECHNICAL EDUCATION … The one illustrated is from a plaquein the possession of Mr. John Shorter, ofParramatta, which he kindly lent for re-production. It is called the Waratahplaque, that plant predominating in thetout-ensemble. The clusters of cream-cooured flowers are the Wonga Vine[Tecoma australis). It measures i6…

Decoration and ornament -- Plant forms · Telopea in art · Flowers in art

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