Leadless decorative tiles, faience, and mosaic, comprising notes and excerpts on the history, materials, manufacture & use of ornamental flooring tiles, ceramic mosaic, and decorative tiles and faience, with complete series of recipes for tile-bodies, and for leadless glazes and art-tile enamels (1904)
Furnival, W. J. (William James) · Stone, Staffordshire, W.J. Furnival · leaf 106
tterpress description is uncalled for. Pavement No. i (Plate VII.) is a simple but pleasing geometrical design, in which the prevailing colours are red, white, and blue, with some tesserae of brown and grey. Pavement No. 2. — In this case much had been destroyed by violence or time, but, by a happy… … Museum, mentions a very great variety Fig. 26. — Mosaic found at Cirencester. (From of tiles and other Roman relics found Cassells Technical Educator , vol. iii. p. 201.) in that district. Respecting the pave- ments he writes: — “The two fine mosaic pavements which occupy the greater part of the…
Pottery · Tiles · Mosaics · Enamel and enameling
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