Onondaga pottery company · Syracuse, N.Y., Priv. print. for the Onondaga pottery company · leaf 41
almost like ivory with its exquisite designs,and subdued colors, will always take its placeamong the finest examples of ceramic art. Unfortunately the Japanese came underthe insidious influence of large sums of moneyoffered by people in the West, and as a resultwe find that the ideals of the… … ITALIAN MAJOLICA WARE, 17th CENTURY.HISPANO MORESQUE, 16th CENTURY. SPAN-ISH MAJOLICA WARE, 18th CENTURY Courtesy, Pennsylvania Museum, Memorial HallPhiladelphia, Pa. SPAIN AND ITALY In Spain the pottery which was about thefirst to attract attention was the Hispano-Moresque ware of the 14th…
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