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| - "Couleur entre le bleu et le verd. Par le caprice des Dames de la Cour cette couleur a été ainsi appelée de Céladon, personage du Roman de l´Astrée. Ménage. The term was originally applied to the soft sea-green colour upon pieces of old Oriental porcelain, which command a very high price. The colour is put on while the clay is yet moist, and burnt in at the first baking (le grand feu), which process gives a peculiar softness to the colour. (See page 111.) This term has, however, since been applied in France to all porcelain, of whatever colour thus manufactured.
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| - Pottery and porcelain: Índice adicional
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| - "Couleur entre le bleu et le verd. Par le caprice des Dames de la Cour cette couleur a été ainsi appelée de Céladon, personage du Roman de l´Astrée. Ménage. The term was originally applied to the soft sea-green colour upon pieces of old Oriental porcelain, which command a very high price. The colour is put on while the clay is yet moist, and burnt in at the first baking (le grand feu), which process gives a peculiar softness to the colour. (See page 111.) This term has, however, since been applied in France to all porcelain, of whatever colour thus manufactured.
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