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Historic ornament : treatise on decorative art and architectural ornament (1897)

Ward, James, 1851-1924 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 84

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Alcora potteries in Spain, introduced the Spanish style ofcolouring, then in great fashion, which consisted of brightorange yellow, light green, and blue outlines. The later I POTTERY. 65 Moustiers ware is decorated with festoons and ovals w^ithfigures or busts painted in them. Marseilles fayence… … Fig. 58.—Plate, Lille Ware. Rouen imitations, and little landscapes painted in redcamaien ; gold was sometimes used in the stalks of theflowers. Strasburg pottery, though classed as French, owed agood deal of its process of manufacture and general cha-racter to German methods of manipulation and…

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