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Porcelain, its nature, art and manufacture (1906)

Burton, William, 1863- · London, B.T. Batsford · leaf 148

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t the Mandarin-in-charge asked himto procure new designs from Europe, so that he might makefurther novelties for presentation at Court. We cannotbe surprised, therefore, when we find Dr. Bushell translatingas No. 29 of the ofHcial list, Copies of European figures • Stanislas Julien translated the… … •--<;«(! PLATE XI. RUEY-BACKED EGG-SHELL PLATE, WITH SEVEN EIAPERED BORDERS PRESENT DYNASTY (CONCLUDED). 125 and models after life, executed with carving and embossedwork, proving that such things must have been madeat the Imperial manufactory and sent to the Court. Thereis ample evidence that…

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