Marks and monograms on pottery & porcelain of the renaissance and modern periods, with historical notices of each manufactory, preceded by an introductory essay on the vasa fictilia of the Greek, Romano-British, and mediæval eras; and an appendix containing a brief history of the country of Japan and its keramic manufactures, &c., &c. (1876)
DRINKING CUPS. 33 half a pint of liquid; others again are so pointed as not to be able to stand on a table, but must when once filled be emptied of their contents. Fig. 20 is a vase or cup 4^ inches high, of grayish white body, and black glaze. The fig. 20. … some in digging foundations north-west of St. Paul's, in 1677; he states the depth to have been twenty-six feet, and gives sketches of the urns found in them, (Sloane MSS., 958, fol. 105), there were also lamps, bottles and urns of the coarser sort. Remains of extensive potteries have been found in…
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