. The industrial arts in Spain. in 1789. Vilar Perpinan, Cristobal, painted from 1739 to 1743. Vilar Ricart, Cristobal, painter from 1727 to 1735. Vilar Porcar, Cristobal, painter, 1727. Vilar Ricart, Joseph, painter from January, 1731, to 1735. Vilar Porcar, Joaquin, painter from 1727 to 1735. Vilar Saboret, Joaquin, painter in 1729. Yguet, Vicente, painted common pottery in 1783. Zaragoza, Friar, worker in porcelain, 1799. MARKS AND SIGNATURES OF THE PAINTERS WHOWORKED AT ALCORA. From 1727 to 1784 no special mark was used at Alcora. Inseveral instances specimens were signed with the painters
. The industrial arts in Spain. in 1789. Vilar Perpinan, Cristobal, painted from 1739 to 1743. Vilar Ricart, Cristobal, painter from 1727 to 1735. Vilar Porcar, Cristobal, painter, 1727. Vilar Ricart, Joseph, painter from January, 1731, to 1735. Vilar Porcar, Joaquin, painter from 1727 to 1735. Vilar Saboret, Joaquin, painter in 1729. Yguet, Vicente, painted common pottery in 1783. Zaragoza, Friar, worker in porcelain, 1799. MARKS AND SIGNATURES OF THE PAINTERS WHOWORKED AT ALCORA. From 1727 to 1784 no special mark was used at Alcora. Inseveral instances specimens were signed with the painters nameor initials. In order to distinguish the qualities or sizes, coloured numberswere frequently added. From 1784 the letter A in gold or colours was used to markthe pottery and porcelain made at Alcora. 2 04 SPANISH INDUSTRIAL ART, The following marks were used after 1784. The a underlined,A, sometimes in blue. A number and letter, No. 4 A, G 8; No. 3 P. In 1799 thepottery made by Friar Joseph de Zaragoza was marked M. O. f\^n^^raa£,y^x^
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