The exhibition of art-industry in Dublin, 1853 (1853)
London : Virtue · leaf 41
ain during the last fewyears, that the progress made in ceramic pro- ductions of all kinds, but especially in the more branch of manufacture. In purity of design,costly and decorative classes, has not been infe- ! beauty of colour, and delicate execution of therior to tliat whicli has characterised… … The two engravings underneath are from Floor-Cloths manufactured tion, such as we find them here—imitations of marbles and mosaic work.by Mr. R. Y. Barnes, of London, from the designs of M. Clerget, of Paris, instead of floriated patterns, as adopted for carpets: the hall or the
Exhibition of Art and Industry (1853 : Dublin, Dublin) · Decorative arts · Glassware
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