Leonard, Anna B, Robineau, Adelaide Alsop, 1865?-1929 · Syracuse, N.Y. [etc.] : Keramic Studio Publishing Co · leaf 109
erican Womans League. Mrs. Robineaus scarab vase is a new departure in glazes, in relief, has been left in unglazed vitrified biscuit. When Up until this time she had used mainly mat, crystalline or the vase is held to the light this background shows a remark- fiamme glazes in her work, but on this… … Group ofivases with crystalline glaze. Made for the American Womans League. so much in favor with the Chinese, a glaze of glove skin finishwhich retains its translucency without being too brilliant.The background, which was carved out to bring the design Texas kaolin, which Mrs. Robineau has now…
Pottery · Decoration and ornament
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