Pottery & porcelain, a guide to collectors; containing nearly two hundred illustrations of specimens of various factories, nine coloured plates, and marks and monograms of all the important makers (1912)
Litchfield, Frederick, b. 1850 · London : Truslove & Hanson · leaf 148
h resemblance to those of Capo di Monte. Greatsecrecy was observed as to the processes used, and the King tookthe greatest personal interest in the work, assisting with his ownhands in the production of some of the pieces. The productionswere chiefly for royal use, or for presents to contemporary… … u a. ri Q z 2 -o D ^ C ri <% J o ■y> S ^ oj w o c Ch a. o a ri o H C c W OJ _o V 5 o c 12; o o W u w e/i ■£ BUEN RETIRO 117 under royal patr(jnage, they ceased to enjoy the close personalinterest of the sovereign, as in the preceding reign. During thePeninsular War the works were destroyed by…
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