Onondaga pottery company · Syracuse, N.Y., Priv. print. for the Onondaga pottery company · leaf 21
ter thumping his wet clay,moulding this figure and that whose sub-stance from the common earth was taen.While in Babylonia and Assyria the events ofhistory were being recorded in books of pot-tery. Queer hieroglyphics, curious charactersand symbols were traced on pieces of claywhen still soft and… … GRECIAN VASE—RED FIGURED DESIGN Courtesy^ University MuseumPMiadelphia, Pa. GREECE The word ceramics which covers theentire art of both pottery and porcelain is de-rived from the Greek word keramos whichmeans pottery, and to the beauty-loving Greeksis accredited the finest specimens of the…
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