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Porcelain, its nature, art and manufacture (1906)

Burton, William, 1863- · London, B.T. Batsford · leaf 340

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ny of the pieces, too,have a warm grey tinge, because they have been stainedwith smoke. On the hard, infusible glaze the colours standup in pronounced relief, and are generally of a dryishtexture. The superior quality of some few enamelled vasesand figures, attributed to Plymouth, has led to the…

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