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Porcelain, its nature, art and manufacture (1906)

Burton, William, 1863- · London, B.T. Batsford · leaf 290

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s in the most approvedfashion of the time. After the death of Charles III. such elaborate worksas these were no longer in demand, and in the early yearsof the nineteenth century a hard porcelain was made, which,like the Italian porcelain of Vinovo, contained magnesia.During this period the… … PLATE XXXVI.—BUEN RETIROWATCH-STAND PORCELAINS OF ITALY, SPAIN, ETC. 221 facture of porcelain in Spain after the destruction of theworks at Buen Retiro, nothing has since been produced thatcalls for especial notice. Portugal.—Some hard-paste porcelain was made in Lis-bon, late in the eighteenth…

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