that, andnothing more. It makesno pretence to be in itselfornamental. Its beauty isonly realised when it isactually serving the purposefor which it was made.But every detail has beencarefully thought out, andit may worthily take itsplace with the Egyptianwater-bottle and the Devon-shire jug, with… … lated in a strange manner ml kill; and the soft green overgla/e, with itssplashes of blue and purple, is a poem ofsweet harmonious colour. The ruthe overglaze 1 >>till more effec- tive by contrast with the dull earth am:partial undergla/.e. The very roughn--the pot thus contributes to its…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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