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Fig. 3.—GRAECO-BACTRIAN GOLD AMULET, SHOWING
THE GOLD STRIP FOR SETTING STONES, WHICH
EXEMPLIFIES THE MANNER IN WHICH THE
CLOISONS ARE SOLDERED FOR CLOISONNÉ. |
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Fig. 6.—BOX IN COPPER PARTLY ENAMELLED IN OPAQUE
ENAMELS CHAMPLEVÉ WITH COATS OF ARMS.
(13th century, English or German. South Kensington Museum.) |
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| Fig. 4.—CHINESE CLOISONNÉ BOWL. |
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Fig. 5.—MISSAL COVER, ENCRUSTED ENAMEL.
(French, 17th century. Debased style.) |
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Fig. 7.—PRAYER-BOOK COVER IN ENAMEL AND SILVER GILT,
SET WITH RUBIES AND EMERALDS, BY ALEXANDER FISHER.
(Size, closed, 4 × 3 in.) |
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