Marks and monograms on European and Oriental pottery and porcelain : with historical notices of each manufactory, preceded by an introductory essay on the vasa fictila of the Greek, Romano-British, and mediaeval eras (1886)
Chaffers, William, 1811-1892 · London : Reeves and Turner · leaf 874
PORCELAIN— BOW. 842 or point used to separate the china, is a simple cone of baked clay, not the usual form, which is like the caltrop, having always three points below and one only uppermost. Large … Fig. 9. fragments of vessels discovered are of porcelain biscuit, not a piece of delf or common earthenware being found among them ; some few are glazed, but these form exceptions. The first we shall notice, and probably the ear- liest manufacture, are the pieces decorated with blue painting : the…
Pottery · Porcelain
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