Royal collections : Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace (1900)
[England? : s.n.] · leaf 211
Japanthan in China, whence it was introduced byShonsui, in 1513. When one has admired thestriking Imari or Arita ware in red and blue onwhite, touched with gold, which was made inthe sixteenth and seventeenth centuries expresslyfor foreign importation, and is, therefore, notin accordance with… … Fig 8—ORIENTAL PORCELAIN AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE. where made in imitation of Oriental which it is very difficult to distinguish from the original. The presence of three or four small bumps or projections in the centre underneath an China. Marryat even calls Japanese porcelain a mere variety of…
