The Mark Lane express, agricultural journal &c . ent free by theUNIQUE VIBRATORY CONVEKSATIONTUBE Co. 86 QUEENS ROAD. BRIGHTON Post 3/6 free- THE FOUNTAINPEN. (British Mtke) Cbe Best on tDe market. AS ILLUSTRATED. Fitted with 14 ct. SolidGold Nib. EVERY PEN GUARANTEED. EXCHANGEDIF MOT SATISFACTORY. A Useful Present. WILL L AST FOR DAYS WITHOUT REFILLING. Most convenient for use in theoffice, the household, or for carry-ing in the pocket. ALWAYS READY. In ordering state whether thin,medium, or thick point ei nib, andremit 3/6 in postal order or stampsdirect to the Publishers, . 3, WELLINGTON ST
The Mark Lane express, agricultural journal &c . ent free by theUNIQUE VIBRATORY CONVEKSATIONTUBE Co. 86 QUEENS ROAD. BRIGHTON Post 3/6 free- THE FOUNTAINPEN. (British Mtke) Cbe Best on tDe market. AS ILLUSTRATED. Fitted with 14 ct. SolidGold Nib. EVERY PEN GUARANTEED. EXCHANGEDIF MOT SATISFACTORY. A Useful Present. WILL L AST FOR DAYS WITHOUT REFILLING. Most convenient for use in theoffice, the household, or for carry-ing in the pocket. ALWAYS READY. In ordering state whether thin,medium, or thick point ei nib, andremit 3/6 in postal order or stampsdirect to the Publishers, . 3, WELLINGTON STREET,STRAND, LONDON. NOTICE TO INTENDINGADVERTISERS. ALL ADVERTISEMENTS EITHERFACE OR APPEAR NEXT TOMATTER IN THIS SUPPLEMENT. RATES OF CHARGE CAN BE HAD ONAPPLICATION: IKINTKl) AND Fu ) UV the Proprietors at the Offices. 3. Wbllinoton Btrbbt. Btbakd, London. »tii 8ri>tkmhrr, 1907. Supplement to the Mark Lane Express Agricultural Journal and Live Stock Record, September 16, 1907. MARK LANE EXPRESS SUPPLEMENT rDRTHEHOME Conducted W. The Collectors Guide, Delft China. In giving prominence to blue Staffordshire,many collectors have overlooked the charms ofDelft. The scarcity of old pieces partiallyaccounts for this lack of enthusiasm, and thefact that good specimens are seldom foundoutside of antique shops. Yet the Dutch warehas a ceramic history, which, by comparison,makes the oldest blue Staffordshire seem a rankparvenue, a history into which is woven thecommercial rise of Holland. About the end of the sixteenth century, theDutch, through trading with Japan, importedmany pieces of oriental china, and it was theirdesire to reproduce or imitate these that ledto the foundation of an industry destined togrow to immense proportions. Their ware wasmade from clay of Bruyelle, near Tournay,which was skilfully mixed with sand and verycarefully potted. The sand made it hard andcapable of being made into pieces for tableuse. To hide the coarseness of the surface andto come mo
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