Historic ornament : treatise on decorative art and architectural ornament (1897)
Ward, James, 1851-1924 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 112
o u o specimens. The Chinese-shaped vase with the rococo andLouis-Seize decorations is a typical example of the Bowporcelain (Fig. 80j. POTTERY. 93 The date of founding of the Derby porcelain works is notexactly known, except that certain pieces of Derby warehave been advertised for auction after… … Fig. 80.—Bow Porcelain Vase. (S. K. M.) must have been going on during these periods. Accordingto Professor Church, William Duesbury, the first of thatname, was connected with the Derby works in 1756, anddied in 1786. He was succeeded by his son of the samename, who took into partnership jNlichael…
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