The costume of China : illustrated by sixty engravings : with explanations in English and French (1800)
Mason, George Henry, author, Miller, William, 1769-1844, bookseller, Gosnell, Samuel, printer, Mason, George Henry. Costume of China, Mason, George Henry. Costume of China. French, Dadley, J., engraver, Pu-Qúa, illustrator · leaf 83
SFRUITIERS. Les Chinois aiment beaucoup les fleurs, et les arbres fruitiers nains, quiviennent dans des vases de porcelaine, et sont placés sur des piédestaux,ou sur les balustrades de leur cours. On y voit non seulement les orangers,les pêches, et autres arbres fruitiers en petit, mais encore des… … PLATE XVII. A PEDLER. The Chinese pedler carries handkerchiefs, garters, fans, pockets, tobacco-pouches, &c. for sale upon a bamboo frame of a very simple but well-inventedconstruction. These wares are displayed upon four transverse pieces, whichare connected with an upright one. He thus can…
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