|
Date: |
|
Description: | Public:
Globular baluster vase, white earthenware, painted in underglaze blue with stylized flowers and leaves, and covered in a red-orange glaze with lustrous, transparent tin-glaze wash over the top.
Private:
Globular baluster vase tapering from high rounded shoulder to flat foot, with short, wide, straight neck. Painted in underglaze blue (possibly) round neck rim and round upper body with stylized continuous pattern of eight carnation type flowers and scrolling leaves, then covered with orange-red glaze into which the blue has bled in places. Body then apparently covered in a lustrous, transparent tin-glaze wash, with large pale yellow lustrous patch across one side and smaller patches on some flower heads across other side (see notes).
Technique: thrown
Technique: painting underglaze
Material: ceramics
Material: earthenware
Material: cobalt blue
Material: coloured glazes
Material: lustreware
Material: silver lustre
Material: lustre glaze
Material: reduction-fired
vase by Pilkington's Tiles Group Plc, Charles E. Cundall, 1912, (1920.143H). | Source: | Manchester City Galleries | Identifier: | mcag.emu.ecatalogue.1573 | Go to resource |
|
More Like this...
-
bowl
Public:
Small bowl, red earthenware,…
-
vase
Public:
Globular vase with tall…
-
vase
Public:
Globular vase, white earthenware,…
-
vase
Public:
Globular vase, white earthenware,…
-
vase
Public:
Broad squat vase with…
-
vase
Public:
Globular vase, white earthenware,…
-
vase
Public:
Globular vase, white earthenware,…
-
vase
Public:
Baluster vase, white earthenware,…
-
vase
Public:
Globular vase, white earthenware,…
-
vase
Public:
Ovoid vase, white earthenware,…
|