A history and description of Italian majolica (1907)
Solon, Louis Marc Emmanuel, 1835-1913 · London : Cassell · leaf 48
o good account in more places than one. Of all the ancienttowns which boast of having been the cradle of majolica—such as Pesaro, Forli, Faenza, Deruta, etc.—none can sub-stantiate its claim except by linking together, through theresearches of its own historian, a chain of indecisive evidenceand… … INTRODUCTION 25 which was doubtless very modest and unpromising. So that,even to this day, it remains a standing problem for an un-biassed investigator to fix the precise date and discover theexact locality of earliest manufacture. It will have been noticed, through the foregoing remarks,that the…
Majolica · Pottery, Italian
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