was called, “Broseley,” the Blue Dragon or Canton pattern, and the almost as well-know Worm Sprig, Tournay Sprig and Berlin Chain, copies of Dresden pat- terns. Early specimens are marked as shown (plate 4, fig. 10), though marked pieces are the exception, whilst the present mark is a crown with “…
Pottery
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![An illustration from Specimens of the ancient sculpture and painting now remaining in this kingdom, from the earliest period to the reign of Henry ye VIII : consisting of statues, bassorelievos, brasses &c., paintings on glass and on walls, &c. : a description of each subject, some of which by gentlemen of leterary [sic] abilities, and well versed in the antiquities of this kingdom, whose names are prefixed to their essays : this work is designed to shew the rise & progress of sculpture and painting in England, to explain obscure and doubtful parts of history, and to preserve the portraits of great and eminent personages (1780)](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/200/ia-gri_33125011188725-162-0.webp)
