Ceramic art : a report on pottery, porcelain, tiles, terra-cotta and brick, with a table of marks and monograms, a notice of the distribution of materials for pottery, chronicle of events, etc, etc.
Ceramic art is a 1875 New York report by William P. Blake on pottery, porcelain, tiles, terra-cotta and brick, prepared after the Vienna International Exhibition of 1873. The pictures are plain line drawings of brick and tile forms, including a perforated brick block, a wavy-edged brick, a chimney stack with pots, and interlocking tile patterns, which a designer could use as reference for masonry bonds, perforations and tessellated layouts.
