Royal collections : Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace (1900)
[England? : s.n.] · leaf 46
eptin so far as the re-quirements of bisprofession influencethe shape of the case which contains his .skilfulmechanism. In this it may be supposed at leastthat the English horologist is able to hold hisown with his forerunners in England, France, andother countries, lint in proportion as the… … 178 THE MAGAZINE OF ART monotony of the ordinary English white enamelleddial of the present day. With its blue steel handsand uncompromising figures it is just wanting, at its best, in thelittle finesse ofdetails whichr e u d e r t h eFrench clock-faces superior.It is only neces-sary to comparea…
