PLATE III.—SKEUOMORPHS OF BASKETRY.

FIGS.

A. Hypothetical origin of a scroll from basket-work.

B. Hypothetical origin of a curvilinear fret from basket-work.

1. Marginal pattern of a bronze buckler from Amathus, Cyprus (G.

Perrot and C. Chipiez, _History of Art on Phœnicia and its

Dependencies_, ii., 1885, Fig. 363, p. 420).

2. Pattern on a bronze buckler from Dali, Cyprus (Perrot and

Chipiez, _loc. cit._, Fig. 360, p. 418).

3. Greek guilloche (Wornum, _Analysis of Ornament_, 7th ed.,

p. 58).

4. Assyrian guilloche (Glazier, _Notes on Ornament_, p. 8).

5. Pattern on an enamelled Roman vase, Bartlow Hills (_Arch.

Journ._, xii., 1855, p. 418).

6. Bowl of Ancient Pueblos, Tusayan (W. H. Holmes, _Fourth Ann.

Rep. Bureau Eth._, Fig. 308, p. 331).

7. Handled vase of Ancient Pueblos, Tusayan (_loc. cit._, Fig.

336, p. 346).

8. Terra-cotta vase, Third Sepulchre of Mycenæ (Schliemann,

_Mycenæ_, 1878, No. 324, p. 209).

[Illustration: Plate III]

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