Lewis, J. Sydney · London, T.W. Laurie ltd.; Philadelphia, Lippincott · leaf 98
linesreplace the opaque white. It is thought thatBristol was the chief place of manufacture, sincemost of the finds have been in the west ofEngland. The earliest of them have unfoldedfeet, inserted air-twisted stems, and naturally,since the object of the designer was to preservethe ogee line, no… … O c oa .2 m cq e o S O a >> pa -Q Eighteenth-Century Glass scheme of decoration followed much the samelines as that of the straight-sided glasses, buta greater proportion were plain; possibly thecurves toward the bottom of the bowl madethe engravers task more difficult. In the laterspecimens,…
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