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Collection

ceramics collection

Production

design: Ruth Bare, Birkenhead
manufacturer: Della Robbia Pottery, Birkenhead, 1899
execution: Ruth Bare, Birkenhead, 1899

Period | Style | School

Arts and Crafts Movement

Subject

Tischkultur

Material | Technique

Measurements

diameter: 11.8 cm
height: 33.6 cm
weight: 1050 g

Inventory number

KE 4091

Acquisition

purchase , 1899-10-08

Department

Glass and Ceramics Collection

Inscriptions

signature (reverse side) : D (Schiff-Symbol) R, 1899, RB, 3

Description

Vase schlanke Form, Ton, roter Scherben, getöpfert, cremefarbene Engobe, geritzt, erhaben dekoriert, mit herzförmigen Blättern, in blau dekoriert, glänzend, transparent glasiert

Exhibition

MAK-Schausammlung WIEN 1900. Design/Kunstgewerbe 1890–1938

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