Riaño, Juan F. (Juan Facundo), 1829-1901 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 249
hole kingdom. It vv^ould appear therefore that this glass manu-factory was already established in that locality in the i6th century,and we frequently meet with allusions to the excellence of itsproductions in contemporary authors. The town itself has con-tinually been called Cadalso de los vidrios.… … GLASS VESSELS FROM SPAIN, IN THE SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM. Kensington Museum, there are two fine specimens of glass madeat Cadalso—No. 1068, 73, a drinking vessel of white glass, theupper part in form of the Spanish vessel called bucaro, ribbedand streaked with colours; the stem pineapple shape,…
Decorative arts · Pottery
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