studied beforeapplying to it an origin. The second potter in order of importance is Robert. The specimenat Sevres, on which we find his name inscribed in full, is a soup tureendecorated in green camaieu, with flowers, fishes, and shells, and havingin relief on the lid a group of fishes. Some… … MAESEILLES TEA-POT.—COLL. E. PASCAL. long stalks (Fig. 113). In some instances, these flowers are accompanied, by marine landscapes and subjects delicately painted. R.T? • y ♦ Happily Joseph Gaspard Robert has occasionally signedM ^4 his works either with a single R, or with the cipher JR(M. 164).…
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