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The industrial arts in Spain (1890)

Riaño, Juan F. (Juan Facundo), 1829-1901 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 248

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veral narrow spouts, usedby the peasant girls of the villages to sprinkle rose water in thefestival of the patron saint of the district; the porro?ies, a bottlewith a long spout, used by the peasantry for drinking wine; thecanfaro, a jug, funnel shaped with wide mouth, handle and curved GLASS. 237… … GLASS BOTTLE.—MODERN SPAXISIT. however, that the glass made there was as excellent as that madeat Cataluna, and was compared in a similar manner to theVenetian. The unknown author of El Crotalon, published bythe Spanish Bibliophiles, from a rare MS., in 1871, writing in thetime of the Emperor…

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