The curio : an illustrated monthly magazine (1887)
[New York : R.W. Wright] · leaf 167
-,from that period up to the middle of thiscentury, are the best specimens of the Iliradoware, much valued and admired by our connois-seurs at home. The Nabeshima ware, or OkawachiYaki, is the name given to porcelain made inthe private kiln established in 1716 by LordNabeshima, Prince of Hizen. … Nabeshima Koro, decorated in blue under tlie glaze.\Fiom the collection of the Xational Mitseurn of Japan.\ This porcelain is made of the same clay asthat of Imari, but from the great care taken inits manipulation it is finer and softer in quality. Nabeshima ware is without doubt thebest enameled…
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