Oval bowl.The desire to make earthenware objects with a black ground was probably prompted by the popularity of Asian lacquerware. But black enamel was very difficult to apply, so black-glazed Delft earthenware is extremely rare.

Oval bowl.The desire to make earthenware objects with a black ground was probably prompted by the popularity of Asian lacquerware. But black enamel was very difficult to apply, so black-glazed Delft earthenware is extremely rare.
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