Collections towards a history of pottery and porcelain, in the 15th, 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries : with a description of the manufacture, a glossary, and a list of monograms (1850)
Marryat, Joseph · London : J. Murray · leaf 300
se prevail in the ancient Greek pottery. Also fromfruits, such as the olive (which form in later products has been soelongated, compressed, blown out and distorted, as to lose all na-tural grace), the apple (jjomiforme), the pear {pyriforme),(Fig. 85); the gourd, double and triple (Fig. 54). Other… … Fig. 82. Annular Vase. Campanian. (From Brongniart.) shaped (infundibuliforme), (Fig. 80). Another form is derivedfrom the shell Turbo (turbiniforme), but might more clearly bedefined as resembling the stern of a ship. Angular shapes areformed in a mould, such as the cubic, the hexagonal,…
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