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 70
9) and the ini-tials of the decorator, K. I. in blue (see No. 43). This fabricpresents a totally different appearance from that of the otherSwedish factories, resembling more closely the Delft ware of Hol-land in coloring and general effect. From 1760 to about 1783, known as the second period,…
Enameled ware · Pottery
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