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 76
circular, fan shaped, or of other forms, and are applied toround, triangular and lobed dishes of various designs. The en-amel is heavy and thick, of a deep, rich yellow (in the Montpellierstyle), covering both sides of dishes. Two plates, in the Museumcollection, are of circular form, an inch and a… … 49,50. Tin Enameled Plates (finches).Polychrome Decorations, Yellow Borders. Hiilitsch, Hungary, Eighteenth Century.Museum Nos. 82-476. 471 35 49 and 50). The painting is slightly in relief, like that of thefaience of Marseilles. In the collection of Mrs. John Harrison, Philadelphia, is a…
Enameled ware · Pottery
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