Bushell, Stephen W. (Stephen Wootton), 1844-1908, Victoria and Albert Museum · London : Printed for H.M. Stationery Off. by Wyman · leaf 284
mplewhich has been illustrated in Fig. 84, the red is employed in com-bination with other colours, and in other rare specimens ofsculptured lac cinnabar is not used at all. During the Sung andYuan dynasties, as we have seen already, carved red lacquer wasproduced in several other localities, as… … Fig. 87.—Ewer and Cover of JIetal Lacquered Black ixcrl-stedWITH .Mother-of-Pearl and Ivory.No. 41-7G. H. 141 in., \V. 4.V in.
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