Cunynghame, Henry H (Henry Hardinge), Sir, 1848-1935 · London : Methuen · leaf 152
session of LordBalfour of Burleigh, and another which is theproperty of Mr. Jerdone Braikenridge. At Westminster the tomb of William de Valence,Earl of Pembroke, in Westminster Abbey, affordsan example of Limoges work, but is much damaged. Towards the close of the fourteenth century thetaste for… … MEDIEVAL ENAMELS The decay was marked by an advance of themerely manufacturing spirit. The later Champlev6enamels are so roughly done as to be hardly worthyto be more than kitchen utensils, although evenin their decline some traces still remain of the nobledesign which was once the glory of the…
Enamel and enameling
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