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Sample Plate (France), 1887 (CH 18702033)
Summary
Color chart plate with shades of gray, green and yellow, defining the full range of vitrifiable colors available with porcelain. Shows variation of individual colors when floral decoration makes a mix of solid color and white, giving us an idea of the aesthetic concerns of the age.
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Date
1887
Source
Cooper–Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
Copyright info
Public Domain
