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An inquiry into the difference of style observable in ancient glass paintings : especially in England: with hints on glass painting (1847)

Winston, Charles, 1814-1864 · Oxford : John Henry Parker · leaf 103

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from the glass before it wasburnt. This ornament continued in useto the end of the style. 5. Borders. Borders, both to lower and tracerylights, are throughout this period seldomdispensed with. The ordinary border of a lower lightis formed of a stalk running up thesides of the light, either in a… … THE DECORATED STYLE. 87 Cut 13. one colour, and itsleaves of another: andthe bordergenerallyhasa coloured ground2. Sometimes the bor-der consists of a seriesof grotesque animals,either placed at shortdistances apart, with apiece of coloured glassbetween thema, or elsethey are introducedclimbing up…

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