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The Art journal (1849)

London : George Virtue · leaf 40

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having been found, as far as I know, Saxon graves we find much purely Roman pot¬ in graves in England, but because vessels of a tery mixed with earthen vessels of Saxon manu¬ similar form are found rather commonly in the facture ; and this is also the case in German}'. Anglo-Saxon illuminated… … NO. 3. ANGLO-S.iXON rOTTEI'.V. found in the early Anglo-Saxon graves, are bowls of metal (generally In onzo or copper), often very sufficient notion of their general character. The thickly gilt, and of elegant forms ; they are two to the left were taken, with a large quantity pierhaps borrowed from…

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