... other of her governess, Anne Taylour. Daniel receives a further tribute by the inclusion of his Poems and his Chronicle of England among (all with titles the books which (all with titles plainly legible) appear on the shelves and on the fl oor. It is f ...

... flawed with small holes. At Bottger's death the art of decorating was not far advancerl, little except gilding being u eel. The cups he had presented to Augustus in 1709 were enamelled in colours with flower-sprays, bnt when Herold joined the firm in 1720 ...

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... were fluted to match. The narrow neck was widened from about 1790 and solid rings uspended from human or animal heads were used as handles. At this time, too, the tea-urn with a ball-shaped body became popular (Fig. 11). A covered sugar-bowl formed part ...