Hamlin, A. D. F. (Alfred Dwight Foster), 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 447
by way ofMoorish Spain. Figure 87 shows an example of silver-smiths work in a book-cover. Ceramics. The most important product of German Renaissanceceramics was the huge earthenware (miscalled porce-lain) stoves which took the place of open fireplaces inGermany, as well as in Holland and parts of… … Fig. 258.—Earthej^ware Stove, Mondsee, Austria. ornamentation varied with the general movement ofstyle. The drinking vessels, jars and table-ware of theGerman Renaissance, of majolica and porcelain, 348
Decoration and ornament
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