Dillon, Edward, d. 1914 · London, Methuen and Co.; New York, G.P. Putnam's Sons · leaf 228
ion of one of these mosquelamps, made as long ago as 1867 by M. Brocard ofParis. The blue, in this case cobalt, differs little in huefrom that on the old lamps that stand beside it. It is,however, somewhat cruder in effect, and the surface isquite glassy.^ I come now to the scheme of decoration of… … FLASK. OF KXA.MKLLEIJ GLASS ENAMELLED GLASS OF SARACENS Saracenic glass. The important point to bear in mindis that the gold has for the most part disappeared fromthe surface. This gilding, however, played originally amost important part in the decoration. The fine linesof opaque red now so…
Glass · Glassware
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