or caused to be put upon their porcelains, the namesand marks of other potters, &c. There is then no doubt; what wascalled in Holland porcelain, was fine enamelled earth, the little piecesfor tea, red, that is to say, decorated in the Japanese style, with thatinimitable iron-red, so bright and… … SLEDGE FOR CARRYING PIPES. DELFT.—COLL. DR. MASDL. Let us also dismiss another cause of error; it has been said thefaiences of Delft could not be confounded with others, on account of thebeauty of their paste and of their enamel (Fig. 118). We have said atpage 471, whence came the clay used at…
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