thatof Sevres. Gerona.—Messrs. Marryat and Chaffers give, under this name, apiece they attribute to Gerona, near Milan; we ask ourselves if itdoes not relate to a Spanish porcelain made for the town of Girona, inCatalonia. Indeed, the name is written, not under the piece, butbeneath a shield, of… … Fig. 136. other works of the same mark, with subjects ofItalian comedies, are of a singularly vitreousnature; lastly, the crowned N is to be oftenfound upon mixed or hard porcelain, imitatingthe style of Sevres. Yet, Ferdinand IV., fromhis accession, had favoured the establishment ofmanufactories…
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