Massé, H. J. L. J. (Henri Jean Louis Joseph), b. 1860 · London, T.F. Unwin · leaf 181
) patterned salt-cellars, beakers, wrought or plain, andboth for children and for their elders, beer-bowls,French cups, wine cups, both high and cut short. Candlesticks are described as ordinary high, greatmiddle, small middle, and middle pillar. Some areexpressly mentioned as new fashion. There… … JACOBEAN CANDLESTICK.{From the collection of A. F. de Navarro, Esq.) were called hawksbills or ravensbills, great or smallFrench, the weights of either description being thesame. There were also thurndells or thurindalesof a new fashion and in two sizes, some being WHAT WAS MADE IN PEWTER 179…
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