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Porcelain, its nature, art and manufacture (1906)

Burton, William, 1863- · London, B.T. Batsford · leaf 230

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en seem tohave affected decorations which generally include combats,camp scenes, or similar subjects, set with trophies and heavy,gilt, foliated scroll-work. Bottengrubers subjects wereusually painted in lilac, and Preusslers in black, mono-chrome. Later in the century A. O. E. Busch, Canon… … PLATE XXIII. FRANKENTHAL GROUP CHAPTER XVI. THE PORCELAINS OF HOLLAND, DENMARK, SWEDEN, RUSSIA,HUNGARY, AND SWITZERLAND. In the various countries lying round about Germany theeighteenth century witnessed many attempts at porcelain-making-, either by associations of wealthy and influentialpersons,…

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