ped so as to beconveniently held in the palm of the hand,having no bottom on which to stand; and(d) bowls of various shapes. The palm cupsand bowls belong to the eighth and ninthcenturies, and later. It should be rememberedthat the dates given can only be roughlyapproximate, and that the various… … Saxon Glass.—1, 2, 3, Trumpet Cups; 4, a Ribbed andLobed Vase ; 5-9, Palm Cups luid Vase». 30 Early English Glass statements as that of the Venerable Bedepreviously referred to. Only, while similarvessels are found both in France and Germany,it is claimed that a greater number and a greatervariety…
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