The arts in the middle ages, and at the period of the Renaissance (1875)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 41
the nation scarcely usedany other utensils btit those of earthenware, or wood ; or else of iron orcopper. Advancing in the course of centuries, and till the period when theprogress of tlie ceramic art enabled its productions at length to rank amongarticles of luxury, we find gold and silver always… … Fig. 8.—A State Banquet in tBe Fifteenth Centur), with the service of dishes brought in and handed round to theSound of musical instruments. (Miniature Irom a JIS. in the Imp. Lib. in Paris.) To the goblet, especially, seeni to belong ail Honorary privilèges in thèétiquette of the table ; for the…
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