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Oak-leaf jars; a fifteenth century Italian ware showing Moresco influence (1903)

Wallis, Henry, 1830-1916 · London, B. Quaritch · leaf 89

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ndle. The shield bears the impresa of the Viscontifamily. Mr. A. B. Skinner, Assistant Director, South KensingtonMuseum, has suggested that the vessel may have been made for thepharmacy of the Oertosa, Pavia, citing a passage in Sig. BeltramisGuide, La Certosa di Pavia. 1895. p. 146. It is there… … EiG. 42.—BOCCALE. The band on the birds breast may be the Medi-cean palle; they are usually six in number, but sometimes seven, possiblyin error. H. 25 cm. Herr A. von Beckerath. 45

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