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Reduced Fac-simile of a Border.
From an edition of “Herodotus”
Printed at Venice in the year 1470.

HISTORIC ORNAMENT

Treatise on
DECORATIVE ART
AND
ARCHITECTURAL ORNAMENT
POTTERY; ENAMELS; IVORIES; METAL-WORK;
FURNITURE; TEXTILE FABRICS; MOSAICS;
GLASS; AND BOOK DECORATION
BY
JAMES WARD
AUTHOR OF “THE PRINCIPLES OF ORNAMENT”
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With Three Hundred and Seventeen Illustrations
...

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