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Description: | Public:
Ovoid vase with flared neck, porcelain, covered in 'Gold Flambe' glaze of slightly lustrous clouded pink and orange.
Private:
Ovoid amphora shaped vase tapering to flat foot, with sloping shoulder, narrow neck and wide flared rim. Covered all over exterior and inside neck with orange-brown 'Gold Flambe' glaze, obtained from dissolving metallic gold in a solution of gold chloride, combined with fluxes and fired in reducing atmosphere. This has been clouded a lustrous speckled pink (possibly second glaze) from the shoulder down and on base. White body visible inside vase, beneath 'Gold Flambe' inside neck. Pattern : Gold Flambe (see notes), shape : 1072.
Technique: reduction-fired
Material: ceramics
Material: porcelain
Material: flambe glaze
Material: lustreware
Material: lustre glaze
vase by Bernard Moore, 1905=1920 (circa), (1920.48). | Source: | Manchester City Galleries | Identifier: | mcag.emu.ecatalogue.1721 | Go to resource |
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