A manual of pottery and porcelain for American collectors (1872)
Treadwell, John H · New York, Putnam · leaf 127
ier, it received additional distinction. Bott-cher attempted little in the decorative way ; his earlierproductions are but copies of Oriental decoration, yetcan be distinguished by their greater weight. Floral or-namentation succeeded this ; the flowers were slightly inrelief. 122 HISTORY OF… … No. 21.—An Augustus Rex Vase.(In the possession of Mr. E. A- Ward.) The porcelain of Dresden is noted not less for its mod-elling than its colors and decoration ; with no exception itsgroups, figures and delicate relief work stand preeminentamong the porcelain productions of other nations.…
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