Royal collections : Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace (1900)
[England? : s.n.] · leaf 209
even as in many less com-plicated pieces. It will be remembered that atWindsor there is an approximate imitation, madefor Her Majesty, in 1880, by Messrs. Minton, ground painted with a most spirited eainpscene, while the flanking vases of almost equalheight—about sixteen inches—show Venus… … FIG. 4.—SEVRES PORCELAIN AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE. but the colour scheme and pictures were, nodoubt, purposely varied to avoid possible con-fusion. Nautical accessories seemed in fashion whenthe two vases which flank the foregoing weremade. Their picture panels seem to be slungfrom below the fluted…
