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A concise survey examines the materials, glazes, and decorative techniques of ceramic production, comparing Eastern and European wares and tracing their historical and technical relations. The author emphasizes paste composition, firing and glaze properties, and modes of decoration to illuminate differences among manufacturing centers, while cautioning against overreliance on marks. The work organizes regional developments, manufacturing practices, and stylistic exchanges, supports its account with illustrations and plates, and supplies a substantial bibliographical guide for further study.
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