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Description: | Public:
Teapot made of red stoneware, partly glazed with green and brown salt-glazes, humped spout, thick loop handle and flat lid.
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Red stoneware teapot, constructed from thrown sections. Main body of squashed cylindrical form tapering to a sharp edge at the front and back, lower part of body tailing off to a point at the back. Thick high loop handle with impressed herringbone pattern situated low down on back tail, handle and tail covered in red brown salt glaze. Quirky humped spout positioned high up at front. Sloping shoulder, upper part of body and spout all covered in speckled green salt glaze. Plain red neck with disc lid, deep dip in the centre filled with green salt glaze.
Technique: thrown
Material: ceramics
Material: stoneware
Material: salt-glazed
Short Red Teapot by David Wright, 1993 (circa), (1994.148). | Source: | Manchester City Galleries | Identifier: | mcag.emu.ecatalogue.9768 | Go to resource |
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