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Porcelain, its nature, art and manufacture (1906)

Burton, William, 1863- · London, B.T. Batsford · leaf 154

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ects. Thelast glaze is another example of the use of enamel-colour,for it was obtained by blowing a green enamel on to thegolden yellow-brown glaze, mentioned by Pfere dEntrecolles(see p. 113). This glaze was so esteemed that it was re-served for the Emperors use. While the workmen of the Imperial… … PRESENT DYNASTY (CONCLUDED). 129 employed in the production of their marvels of technicalskill enormous quantities of inferior porcelain were likewisebeing made, in Ching-t6-ch6n, for the European trade. Ithas been noted, in the previous chapters, how the Portuguesetook large cargoes of the…

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