A history and description of the old French faïence : with an account of the revival of faïence painting in France (1903)
Solon, L. M. (Louis Marc), 1835-1913, Burton, William, b. 1863 · London ; New York : Cassell · leaf 160
^s are, the essential characteristicof the most elaborate pieces is that they do not set up anypretensions to being anything but objects of domestic use. Allthe examples of the ware, enlivened with the intricate traceriesof the embroidery patterns, whether they be the huge platter … < 5 •g 5 i4 ROUEN. 69 or the diminutive ewer, certainly look their best when dis-played upon the dining table. Indeed, nothing more appro-priate to the purpose, and superior in decorative effect, canbe said to exist among the productions of the ceramic artthat pretend to be at once useful and…
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