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some of it appears to

have been coloured with

unfired pigments. The
majority of the Han

pieces, on the contrar)-,

are glazed, "the typi-

&"Han15 \ "c'a^l^ ^^'^" glaze being a

^V|\ translucent ggireenish

'fcWellow, which, over a
\\ed body, produces a
lour varying from leaf
1 to olive brown."

ugh hardly ap-

ching the refine-

^At attained in later

^^ic work, or even

contemporary

en in jade and

Pbinied bv the productions

Cassell & Company, Limited, La Belle Sauvage, H a n potter are
LoNroN, E.C
by high artistic
F 15.I15 They included

ions of com-

•ts of life, as

ns and orna-

^rived from

P •ontaining
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Vr better
iny of the

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