A descriptive catalogue of the maiolica, Hispano-Moresco, Persian, Damascus, and Rhodian wares in the South Kensington Museum : with historical notes, marks, & monograms (1873)
South Kensington Museum, Fortnum, C. Drury E. (Charles Drury Edward), 1820-1899 · London : Chapman & Hall · leaf 303
wn ground, by the procefs known as pate fur pate. Certainpieces marbled on the furface to imitate tortoifefhell, agate, &c., areafcribed to this pottery, but we know from Piccolpaflb that black andwhite wares of that kind were made at Caftel Durante. Memorie delle Majolichc Durantine. Fermo.… … It is, we think, more likely to have been the produdion of MonteLupo than of Monte Feltro, to which it has been afcribed. At Sevres is a tazza, with ill painted fubjedl on white ground, andinfcribed,— Dipinta Giovinale Tereni da Montelupo M. Jacquemart ^ gives a mark as occurring on a piece of the…
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