Egyptian ceramic art : the MacGregor collection ; a contribution towards the history of Egyptian pottery (1898)
Wallis, Henry, 1830-1916 · [London : Printed by Taylor and Francis] · leaf 175
ivL. Faience.W. M. G. would satisfy the most fastidious taste. Tlie interest of tlie rather mutilatedlied^chog, fig. 181, rests now mainly in the colour and quality of the delicatefawn-coloured glaze. The two small libation bowls with lions on the rims,figs. 182, 183, may possibly have come from… … Fig. 183.—Spouted Bowl. Faience. Fig. 1S4.—Bottle. D. 8 cm. \V. M. G. Faience. H. 11 cm. G. Fig. 185.—Fragjient. Faience.H. S cm. G.
Pottery, Egyptian
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