Historic ornament : treatise on decorative art and architectural ornament (1897)
Ward, James, 1851-1924 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 72
eux Ware. (S. K. M.) generally was also improved, as may be seen in the pro-fusion of small figures, masks, and festoons that were addedto the candlesticks and vases after the earlier period, but POTTERY. these additions were not always improvements in thegeneral design. The colouring- is also of a… … Fig. 48.—Oiron Ewer and Tazza. (S. K. M. i now in the Kensington ]\Iuseum, where there are variousfine specimens of Oiron ware. This candlestick shows the Italian Renaissance influencevery strongly, and probably owes much to the art ofCellini, as seen in his metal-work designs. The ewer andtazza…
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