A manual of pottery and porcelain for American collectors (1872)
Treadwell, John H · New York, Putnam · leaf 102
ll the rest of the world passed through itsceramic experiences, and yet waited for England at thislate day to revert to the true school of ceramic decorativeart. Wedgwood not only employed the old designs, butdiscovered the art of painting upon unglazed surfaces, areproduction of the same work as… … No. 19.—A Vase op Wedgwood Wakb. A vase of Wedgwood ware, recently brought to thiscountry, is reproduced in cut number 19. In this instancethe groundwork is of blue, but two of a different pattern,which came with it, are in purple. All the figures anddecorations are in white relief.7 q3 history of…
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