Pottery and procelain, from early times down to the Philadelphia exhibition of 1876 (1878)
Elliott, Charles Wyllys, 1817-1883 · New York, D. Appleton and company · leaf 321
SPODE AND COPELAND. 313 hands of the two Bramelds, who made porcelain of the best descrip- tion, sparing no pains or cost to bring it to perfection. Of course, they conld make no money — it is not easy when one gives more than one gets. Some of the pieces of " Rockingham " rank as high as any made… … Spode. — Some of the richest and most beautiful English porcelain I have ever seen is marked " Spode." A tea-set, in Fig. 152 (cup and saucer, and sugar-bowl), is perfect in form, paste, and decoration ; the bands are in high colors, and the flowers, which appear black in the engraving, are of a…
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