A manual of pottery and porcelain for American collectors (1872)
Treadwell, John H · New York, Putnam · leaf 95
tion ; at leastthey are fewer in number, although not entirely wantingin beauty. The ware made at Delft during the sixteenth century * From Delft, England and India, came most of the blue ware whichwe find in America. The blue decoration was a common favorite with all. QO HISTORY OF POTTERY. was… … No. 18.—A Piss Head op Dblpt Waeb.(Purple enamel, surmounted by a morning-glory in polychrome.) The number of specimens of Delft ware extant is verygreat—especially the plates, are frequently met with, andeasily procurable. Many of these bear initials and mono-grams with dates, and were probably…
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