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Description: | Public:
Ovoid vase made of earthenware, slip-modelled with heavy flowers in low relief against a marbled blue and brown slip-painted ground.
Private:
Ovoid vase, tapering to flat foot, with high rounded shoulder and thick narrow neck. Decorated with coloured slips to give a marbled effect in blue, turquoise and brown. A pattern of lily type flowers has then been incised round the sides of the vase, and filled in with thick coloured clay slip to give large purple flowers and green leaves on thorny green stems in low relief, two stems reaching down from neck, four stems reaching up from foot. Single butterfly, also in purple and green, amongst the flowers. Slip-modelled nodules round foot and neck, covered patches of metallic copper lustre, several copper spots painted on body in between.
Technique: thrown
Technique: incising
Technique: applied relief
Technique: slip-modelling (forming)
Material: ceramics
Material: earthenware
Material: slip
Material: lustreware
Material: "slip-modelled"
Material: metallic copper lustre
vase by Sir Edmund H. Elton, George Masters, 1902=1920 (circa), (1921.23). | Source: | Manchester City Galleries | Identifier: | mcag.emu.ecatalogue.2038 | Go to resource |
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