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Description: | Public:
Five square dust-presssed earthenware tiles with a design of mustard yellow flowers hand-painted in underglaze.
Private:
Five square dust-pressed tiles, hand-painted in underglaze with a design of flowers and leaves. Each tile has one large flower flanked by two small flowers that are only partially opened; the flowers have mustard yellow and brown petals. The large flower is supported on a straight brown stem, while the smaller flowers are supported by stems that curve round in a circle. The leaves are green and brown. On four of the tiles the main stem forms a diagonal across the tile, with the large flower in one corner. On the fifth tile the stem bisects the tile at right angles to the edge; the large flower is close to the centre of the tile, and there are two additional curving stems above it to the left and right. It is uncertain whether the tiles form part of a larger panel or design. Tile back: six parallel bars in relief.
Material: ceramics
Material: earthenware
Material: dust-pressed
Material: painted underglaze
four of five tiles | Source: | Manchester City Galleries | Identifier: | mcag.emu.ecatalogue.9687 | Go to resource |
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