Hamlin, A. D. F. (Alfred Dwight Foster), 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 451
ed nonew national type either ofpottery or of ornament ex-cept the stoves already men-tioned, unless it be the stein ortankard with metal cover, andthe china pipe-bowl. In Fig.260 from the Tyrol we recog-nize the direct influence of the Italian potteries (com-pare with Figs. 108, 111). German… … Fig. 262.—Sixteenth-CenturyChair, Dresden Museum. ORNAMENT IN GERMANY light wood on a darker wood (or vice-versa) were oftenapplied to the flat members of the frame of the furni-ture, as earlier they had been used on boxes and smallobjects (Fig. 262). Typographic Ornament. A German invented…
Decoration and ornament
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