II. General Art Objects.
Vases, placques, bibelots, and ornamental subjects.
These are designed with a view to general production, and this practice has originated since 1893.
PLACQUE.
With geese and landscape painted in underglaze colours. Signed C. F. Liisberg.
In this class may be included the collection of Commemorative Placques designed by Arnold Krog. The number struck of these is limited, and they are never repeated after the occasion for which they were made (see p. [243]).
More strictly utilitarian ware is represented by the continuous output of the blue-and-white fluted service, to which new forms are constantly being added.
III. Figure Subjects.