Tin enameled pottery : maiolica, delft and other stanniferous faience (1906)
Barber, Edwin Atlee, 1851-1916 · Philadelphia : Printed for the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art · leaf 30
resent it has been manufactured atmany establishments. The origin of this faience was the attemptof the Dutch potters to imitate the more costly porcelain whichhad been brought from the far East. At first the blue color onlywas used, but later other colors, green, red, yellow, brown, purpleand… … 12, 13. Maiolica Salt Cellars (2% and 3% inches in height).Decorations in Green, Yellow and Dark Brown.Museum Nos. 06-104,10).14. Maiolica Benitier, or Holy Water Stoup ($% inches in height).Decoration in Dark Green, Brown, Yellow and Brick Red. Puebla, Mexico, 18O0-1S40.Museum No. 06-106. 1 17 the…
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