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| - Greek fret (Wedgwood handbook)
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| - By some called the meander. Also commonly known as the "key" pattern, from its close resemblance to the wards of a key. It consists of a continuous arrangement of straight lines turned up and along and down, but always at right angles, and forming in its more intricate developments a sort of horizontal maze. This, like several ether elegant borders, is derived from the antique vases so much admired and copied by Wedgwood. It is ased chiefly in relief, and on the plinths of vases. In its simplest form, it is almost always found on works after the Egyptian style, in red relief upon black, or vice versd.
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| - Pottery and porcelain: Índice adicional
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Wikipedia
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| - By some called the meander. Also commonly known as the "key" pattern, from its close resemblance to the wards of a key. It consists of a continuous arrangement of straight lines turned up and along and down, but always at right angles, and forming in its more intricate developments a sort of horizontal maze. This, like several ether elegant borders, is derived from the antique vases so much admired and copied by Wedgwood. It is ased chiefly in relief, and on the plinths of vases. In its simplest form, it is almost always found on works after the Egyptian style, in red relief upon black, or vice versd.
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