tes, cups and saucers and A. D. coffees inoriginal decorations—the turquoise blue peculiar tothis firm being used to excellent advantage. i? Kennard L. Wedgwood has his samples all readyand shows a novelty in the way of rail plates—a seriesof twelve representing court cards. While the gen-eral… … delineation of the figures as we know them. Thecolors are strong and good, and the engraving ex-cellent. The border is a double key, and is veryeffective. In addition to these are numerous fancyplates in the most delicate treatments. One withRoman and green gold and small turquoise medallionsis…
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