The old china book : including Staffordshire, Wedgwood, lustre, and other English pottery and porcelain (1903)
Moore, N. Hudson, 1857-1927 · New York : Tudor · leaf 338
ation, and were copied to a greatextent. That delightful traveller, Arthur Young, writes inAugust, 1788, of a fair held at Guilbray, France, wheremuch merchandise was sold. He finds here examplesof porcelain and Queens Ware, English goods, andFrench imitations of a very poor quality. He askedthe… … Fig. 146. GROUP OF TEAPOTS, PAINTED WARES.
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