Lewis, J. Sydney · London, T.W. Laurie ltd.; Philadelphia, Lippincott · leaf 228
till, theymake a more frequent appearance at sales thanthe larger pieces. A more ordinary variety isnot so high and has flat sides and cutting. Agenuine specimen, though, is not to be despised,but the type is one very freely imitated. Some fine celery bowls of the same period areworthy of note.… … Irish Glass plain example with a slight herring-bone cutting.It was certainly genuine, but was hardly asupreme specimen of the decorative cutters art.The price, however, will give some idea of whatwould be asked for such superb specimens asthose reproduced in the photograph. The Old Irish water…
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