PERSIAN BOWL, METALLIC DECORATION, BLUE ENAMELLED OUTSIDE. 128 HISTORY OF THE CERAMIC ART. which a recent caprice would deprive Persia, to attribute them to apassing fabric raised accidentally in an island of Turkey in Asia. Some other cups, perhaps less ancient than those decorated with thebull,… … PEESIAN BOWL, WITH BLUE EXTERIOR AND METALLIC DECORATION. However, where it is a question of rebuilding the history of anancient and remote industry by means of the only monuments thattime or chance have preserved to us, a thousand difficulties arise. Softporcelain must have been made in several…
Pottery
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