made for the use of the Romans—these weremost likely of a slightly later date; but of pureRoman enamel work of this period I can findno trace whatever. A large flat plate with red,blue, and greenish white enamel in the BritishMuseum, representing an altar, was found inLondon, and had apparently… … n INTRODUCTION 29 found in Wiltshire has round it names of thetowns situated on the Roman Wall. The beauti-ful Bartlow Hills vase, from a tumulus in Essex,where it was placed after the time of Hadrian,and since discovery almost destroyed by a fire, isof this Romano-British work. It is pictured…
Enamel and enameling
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