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Description: | Public:
Circular bowl on high, narrow footring made of stoneware, with yellow reduction-fired lustre glaze and decorative band of green fruiting vines.
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Thrown bowl, egg shell thin, with a tall, straight footring. Cream coloured body covered in a low temperature, reduction-fired soft, yellow, lustre glaze. Band of green copper oxide fruiting vines encircles outer side of bowl under the rim, yellow of the bowl broken by small patches of the green creating a slightly marbled effect. Yellow and orange lustres easily rubbed off, and this is why they were referred to as 'soft' by the Ruskin Pottery. shape : 40
Technique: thrown
Technique: reduction-fired
Material: ceramics
Material: stoneware
Material: silver lustre
Material: lustreware
Material: lustre glaze
bowl by Ruskin Pottery, William H. Taylor, 1909 (circa), (1910.5A). | Source: | Manchester City Galleries | Identifier: | mcag.emu.ecatalogue.559 | Go to resource |
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