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Description: | Public:
Cone shaped flask vase, white earthenware, decorated with panels of carnations and roses, in silver and copper lustre on an orange glaze.
Private:
Cone shaped flask vase tapering from wide base on footring to tall narrow straight neck, decorated with bright yellow-orange glaze. Painted in silver lustre with four wide panels each tapering to pointed arch at neck. Two panels painted with stylized design of three carnations in red copper lustre arranged symmetrically about central silver leafy stem, alternating with two panels of three copper lustre roses amongst leafy branches of a rose bush. Small copper lustre spots amongst leaves in all panels. Neck divided into four narrow panels ending in pointed arches, painted in darkened silver lustre with simple leafy stems against a bright red copper lustre ground. Dark brown lustre band to neck rim.
Technique: thrown
Technique: reduction-fired
Material: ceramics
Material: earthenware
Material: copper lustre
Material: coloured glazes
Material: lustreware
Material: silver lustre
vase by Pilkington's Tiles Group Plc, William S. Mycock, 1911, (1920.144E). | Source: | Manchester City Galleries | Identifier: | mcag.emu.ecatalogue.1587 | Go to resource |
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