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 29
ent, introduced 8 ANCIENT POTTERY by means of the slip process, became more common. In tlieearlier periods, the vessels, chiefly cinerary urns, had been formedentirely by hand, and considerable skill was required to build upthe thin walls of the larger vases or urns; in a number of examplesthese… … Specimens of Ancient British Pottery in the Northampton Museum.From a Photograph kindly sufpUed by Mr. T. J. George, F.G.S., the Curator. In this brief sketch, the transition of Ceramic Art is apparent—from Egypt as its cradle, to Greece as its nursery, and to Rome,the scene of its after-growth and…
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