Massé, H. J. L. J. (Henri Jean Louis Joseph), b. 1860 · London, T.F. Unwin · leaf 174
. Its use overlapped the intro-duction of crockery, but the latter, with its colourand its patterns, won the day. Pewterers, like themonastic copyists after the introduction of printing,still continued to show what they could do, but theirart was doomed, and it gradually went from bad toworse, till… … —1—1—1—1—1—rFRENCH MEASURE r^^ VIII WHAT WASMADE INPEWTER CHAPTER VIII WHAT WAS MADE IN PEWTER Very early in Welchs History of the PewterersCompany a list is given (vol. i. p. 3) of what was, in1348, usually made in pewter. He quotes from theCompanys records. First for as moche as the craftof…
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