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unter, have
not except-

age-simula-

vels. It

;noisseur

iade, re-

ing this
;ne place

, e of

xposed. uiag-

and non-
, some of

t d, there

should bear a ? porce-
sem-

vitrified.

'at those

e, nor t.

hen the imitator has

YUNG-CHING PORCELAIN DKCORATKD WJTH RED UNDER

IHh l/LZ
.

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iSie page 170.) men are happily

succeeded in o

>ften in decorations of the Extreme Orient. The

violacious brown, entirely transparent, used by the
nese to paint , trunks of trees, and sometimes
'
.don pieces this colour is dull,
, or carmine suggesting
id of these enamels is

c- of gold, gives tints of
hinese porcelains this

Onne- .'iy pure tone.

contrary, 5'

id uni-

ir intensity

our paint-
rounds of badger