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Illustrated descriptive account of the Museum of Andalucian pottery and lace, antique and modern; together with notes on pre-Roman Seville and the lost city of Tharsis (1913)

Whishaw, Bernhard, 1857-1914, Whishaw, Ellen M · [London] Smith, Elder & co. · leaf 106

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La Rambla, Moguer, Arcos de la Frontera, Murcia, Manises, and many more, in what was Arabic Andalucia, in which, according to Arabic historians, the Visigothic or Mozarab population predominated, in numbers if not in political power, during the whole of the Moslem dominion. In those towns one finds… … A Corner of the Sun-Room. Showing Sun Designs in Tiles, DomesticPottery, Copper, Mahogany, Pahn Work, Pillow, Pin, and Needle-wroughtLaces and Drawn-Thread Work with the Svastika on back of Sofa. F. p. 3$ ^^KmffF^ . mfmmU ■ /^S^itM K mi^mt-=^ R ^M m^ ^-LM&m^L^ ^ - ik^t ^^\jr^l ^J. n^…

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