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The illustrated catalogue of the Universal exhibition, published with the Art journal
(1867-1868)
Dafforne, James
Porcelain and pottery., pp. 279-308
Page 281
THE PARIS UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION.
toof tepThe oaosINET manufactured by of London, o btained theonly
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inli whMestre. WTeGeT AND aANyFIELD, or medal awarded for
Brithsh furniture.
purity of I form. .? surpassedtheir masters in grace and able value.
The exercise of plastic art, it has already been
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"things of beauty." by the skill, ingenuity, and taste of man:
then Inians, the Egyptians, and - the Etruscans became potters from
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