Dinanderie: a history and description of mediaeval art work in copper, brass and bronze (1910)
Perry, John Tavenor, 1842-1915 · New York, The Macmillan company; London, G. Allen & sons · leaf 266
oned that this figure and many others of the aquamanilleswhich aim at imitating nature, singularly resemble in style muchof the brass casting which is carried on to this day at Vizaga-patam in southern India, as is shown by the illustrations in Sir M 178 DINANDERaJE George BivdwooA?, Lidustrial… … Fig. 57.—Aquamanille, Victoria and Albert Museum century, and a third (Fig. 57), which has its head so twisted thatit must have been difficult to pour straight from its mouth ;and a fourth, of a man mounted on a lion, German work of thefourteenth century, from the British Museum (Plate XXIV.).It…
