History of the Ceramic Art. a Descriptive And Philosophical Study of the Pottery of All Ages And All Nations
History of the Ceramic Art. a Descriptive And Philosophical Study of the Pottery of All Ages And All Nations
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We do not know, nor does the learned curator of the Museum of Sevres, who has classed under the Agenois rubric a pharmacy vase with twisted handles, and a dish decorated in the rocaille style with rather dull enamels. To the Agenois is also ascribed terrines and table-pieces in the form of figures, the first of violet ground with white medallions, ornamented with bouquets in yellow, blue, and green.^ Narbonne (Aude). — Baron C. Davillier has found out the existence of a manufactory, probably fo...unded in the sixteenth century by Moors exiled from Spain; it was situated at the place called Les Moulins.
Overlaid first with a golden copper lustre, its products have no doubt been perpetuated, and it appears to be probable that Narbonne has had its special pottery.
Montpellier (Herault). — A Sieur Ollivier founded in that city a considerable manufactoiy; in 1717, he asked that the faiences of Marseilles might not be imported and sold in the kingdom, and that permission might be granted him to import the lead and tin necessary for his works.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We do not know, nor does the learned curator of the Museum of Sevres, who has classed under the Agenois rubric a pharmacy vase with twisted handles, and a dish decorated in the rocaille style with rather dull enamels. To the Agenois is also ascribed terrines and table-pieces in the form of figures, the first of violet ground with white medallions, ornamented with bouquets in yellow, blue, and green.^ Narbonne (Aude). — Baron C. Davillier has found out the existence of a manufactory, probably fo...unded in the sixteenth century by Moors exiled from Spain; it was situated at the place called Les Moulins.
Overlaid first with a golden copper lustre, its products have no doubt been perpetuated, and it appears to be probable that Narbonne has had its special pottery.
Montpellier (Herault). — A Sieur Ollivier founded in that city a considerable manufactoiy; in 1717, he asked that the faiences of Marseilles might not be imported and sold in the kingdom, and that permission might be granted him to import the lead and tin necessary for his works.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Jacquemart to read onlineMoreLess
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