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Notes on shippo : a sequel to Japanese enamels (1895)

Bowes, James Lord, 1834-1899 · London : Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co. · leaf 87

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h their eye detected in them. The feeling of admira- tion for such bottles has weakened greatly during recent years owing to the increased importation of them and the knowledge that they are no longer rare. Another friend preserved amongst his curios a large fragment of flint glass, under the… … place of those of lacquered wood ; bronze mirrors are now discarded, and, in their stead, silvered glass is used ; windows of European style are coming into vogue, with houses of brick and stone, and even in the native dwellings the sliding shoji , hitherto entirely covered with paper, is now often…

Hirata family · Cloisonné · Glass manufacture

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