A manual of pottery and porcelain for American collectors (1872)
Treadwell, John H · New York, Putnam · leaf 64
eil-les de la Ceramique, gives a list of the celebrated artistsengaged upon the Majolica work. Mr. Marryatts bookupon Pottery and Porcelain introduces all the Italianterms employed to distinguish their wares. It is scarcelythe province of this book to venture so far when we can-not find at present… … No. 14.—A Pesaro Plate.(From the collection of the late Mrs. Prime.) The Italian wares of greatest importance and valueare those of Gubbio, Urbino, Pesaro, and Caffaggiolo.The two former of these derive their value from the factthat they bear the work of two great artists—MaestroGiorgio Andreoli at…
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