Morse, Edward Sylvester, 1838-1925 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 203
POTTERY FOR THE FOREIGN TRAPE 187 with Tom, Dick, and Harry and their children slapping it out by the gross. An order is given by the foreign agent for a hun¬ dred thousand cups and saucers. “Put on all the red and gold you can” is the order, as told to me by one agent, and the haste and roughness… … old man, who may be blind, yet able to grind the clay (fig. 599), or to knead clay with his feet (fig. 600). I had to ask a good many questions regarding the work and history of the Kyoto potteries, and was told that in order to get 1 A year afterward I noticed a parallel case in this country. At…
Japan -- Description and travel · Japan -- Social life and customs
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