Potter: Unknown
Fritware, wheel thrown, painted in blue, green, red and black under a colourless glaze.
Shape: hemispherical bowl with plain rim, sits on a low, wide foot ring.
Interior: all decoration is outlined in black. On the rim a half rosette pattern is reserved in blue and dotted with red. Arching red and blue saz leaves are surrounded by red carnations, a vase of blue and red prunus flowers and a small blue arabesque.
Exterior: on the body blue and green stylised waves and fleurs de lys are outlined in black. Glaze covers the surface except for the rim of the foot ring.
History note: T. H. Riches Bequest
Bequeathed by T. H. Riches
Height: 4.3 cm
Weight: 610 g
Width: 26.2 cm
Method of acquisition: Bequeathed (1950-06-27) by Riches, Thomas Henry
16th Century, Late
Circa
1575
-
Circa
1580
Exterior Body
composed of
pigment
( blue, green, black)
Interior
composed of
pigment
( blue, green, red and black)
Base
Diameter 14.3 cm
Rim
Diameter 26.2 cm
colourless, covers the surface except for the rim of the foot ring
Glaze
Fritware
Throwing
: Fritware, wheel thrown, painted in blue, green, red and black under a colourless glaze
Glazing (coating)
Accession number: C.33-1950
Primary reference Number: 137709
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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