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Porcelain, its nature, art and manufacture (1906)

Burton, William, 1863- · London, B.T. Batsford · leaf 160

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a great majority of the other pieces.These objects vary both in size and in quality; it would bedifficult to conceive, indeed, how the especial qualities ofporcelain could be displayed to greater perfection than inthe best of these wares, where the body is of a cream orivory-white tone, possessing… … SOME SPECIAL CHINESE GLAZES. 133 tint of the body and the quality of the glaze are not quiteso pleasing, for they are more like the ordinary porcelainsmade at Ching-tg-ch6n, such as are generally decoratedin colours. Many of the pieces are beautifully modelled,and though they may have been blocked…

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