distances, bearing daisies, M 2 164 HISTORY OF THE CERAMIC ART. alternately red and blue, surrounded by leaves regularly disposed, soas to form upon the white ground, as it were, a close network. Thereresults from this arrangement an effect resembling tissues ratherthan pottery. Another covered… … CUP IN INDIAN PORCELAIN, IMITATING CLOISONNE ENAMEL—(COLL. BAEONNE S. DE ROTHSCHILD). lower edge, where we find the porcelain ornamented with a yellow zoneof enamelled flowers. The surface of the vase is filled with thegrounds; one light green, divided by arches of gold, invades thecircumference;…
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