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Description: | Public:
Large bowl with ornamental deer's head handles, narrow stem and spreading foot, earthenware with a white tin glaze.
Private:
Wide slightly flaring thrown bowl with hollow thrown stand, moulded deer's head handles to either side of bowl joining at antlers and base of neck, cream earthenware, white tin-glaze. Prominent ridge to bowl exterior on lower body around edge of base, crazed interior. Applied foot with flaring base, narrow stem, crazed surface. Moulded deer's head handles with outstretched necks and curling antlers, heads facing away from bowl and tilting upwards. One antler broken and repaired, glue (possibly) to behind head and antlers.
Technique: thrown
Technique: casting
Technique: tin-glazed
Material: ceramics
Material: earthenware
bowl by Phyllis Keyes, c 1933, (1933.135). | Source: | Manchester City Galleries | Identifier: | mcag.emu.ecatalogue.3804 | Go to resource |
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