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The color blue in pottery and porcelain (1902)

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ctory. When decorated specimens have marks orscratches either above or below the crossed swords, they maybe known as imperfect pieces and are thus marked. There are many other factories in Meissen beside theroyal factory. Formed articles are there made and sold tonumberless artists who decorate the… … \I \\ Copenhagen Blue and White Plate. Still another interesting pattern in blue and white, maybe found upon Danish porcelain, not perhaps seen as often inAmerican collections as its beauty would warrant. The con- [7] veiitional design used at the royal factory in Copenhagen issemi-geometrical, and…

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