ined, but the barleycorns omitted. Thissmoothness of surface added greatly to the beauty of the plate; the form and exquisitecolour being in themselvesdecorative effects in thehighest taste. The tureens,compotiers, sauce-bowls,coffee-cups, and other ar-ticles, were elegant in shape;the annexation… … (Fig. 81.) COMPOTIER, CREAM-COLOUR WARE.MAYER COLLECTION. 1 Josiah Wedgwood to Mr. John Wedgwood, November 25, 17*>•*>. Thai. IX. SPECIMENS OF CREAM-WARE. 379 royal pattern was simply a variation in the form of thechief pieces, and in the edge of the plate, which, at the
Wedgwood, Josiah, 1730-1795 · Wedgwood ware · Pottery -- England
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