Allen, J. Romilly (John Romilly), 1847-1907 · London, Methuen & Co · leaf 241
he three or four handles with rings for suspension.The upper part of each handle is like a hook, termi-nating in a beasts head, which rests on the rim of thebowl and projects inwards over it. The lower part of CELTIC ART each handle is circular, or in the shape of the body ofa bird, and is fixed to… … Enamelled Handle of Bronze Bowl from Chesterton-on-Fossway,WarwickshireNow in the Warwick Museum. Scale } linear The earliest of the series from Barlaston, Stafford-shire, now in the possession of Miss Wedgwood, hasthree handles all alike, ornamented with discs of enamel, 1 As in the specimens from…
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