ness in no small degree. In speaking of Frankish influence, we mustremember that, although enamels were so com-paratively rare at this time in this part of theworld, where in the late Celtic period the art ofenamelling had had so flourishing ah existence,in other countries of Europe the cloisonne… … THIi liAKTl.oW HII.LS VASE. KOiM AN< )-HK-niSH.KNAMELLED ON BKONZE INTRODUCTION 33 few specimens we have of Anglo-Saxon enamel-ling may be of native production. Sir A. W.Franks at one period held that the enamel onthe Alfred jewel liad been imported from theContinent, which opinion was probably…
Enamel and enameling
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