The Wedgwood handbook : a manual for collectors : treating of the marks, monograms, and other tests of the old period of manufacture; also including the catalogues, with prices obtained at various sales, together with a glossary of terms (1875)
Meteyard, Eliza, 1816-1879 · London : G. Bell · leaf 428
s, browns, and puce. The vases seem copied fromexamples in marble, derived from the Renaissance, for the handles springfrom the ovolo, but do not touch the lip. These, in some instances, showthe stone-like colour of salt glaze ; so also do the ornaments, which aregenerally the helix or anthemion…
Wedgwood ware · Pottery, English · Pottery
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