Studies in ancient furniture; couches and beds of the Greeks, Etruscans and Romans (1905)
Williams, Caroline Ransom · Chicago : The University of Chicago Press · leaf 91
carvings, to thecurved transition wrought in relief between the lower ends of the terminal orna-ments and the middle of the rests.-* This is in all probability a leaf,-^ one of thecirclet from which the animals neck is conceived as emerging (cf. the terra-cottaof Fig. 45). It would be strange… … Fig. 45.—Terr;i-cotta handle ( ? )Hancvcr. -Kcshur Museum, An instance is cited in the Cal. dcs bronzes ant.delaBibl. nat., p. 477, No. 1151. ^Friedrichs, Kleinere Kiinst und Industrie imAltertiim, p. 183, No. 723. Unpublished detachedhandles, of which many were probably fastened tolamps, e.xist in…
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