A book of porcelain, fine examples in the Victoria & Albert Museum (1910)
Rackham, Bernard, 1876-1964, Gibb, William · London, A. & C. Black · leaf 110
heliterary evidences for the fabrication are too clear tobe reasonably doubted, no piece of this early \^enetianporcelain is known to exist at the present day. We reachsure ground towards the end of the century, when wecome to the porcelain invented at Florence about ILATK 14 .lai-dinicre, Sevre.s,…
Victoria and Albert Museum · Pottery
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