Bottle, Disc, Stopper and Mat
1930-1940 (made)
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Stoneware bottle of globular shape with a celadon green glaze. Dome-shaped stopper made of carved ivory resting on a turtle-shell ring disc. The bottle sits on a square patterned silk mat.
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Parts | This object consists of 4 parts.
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Materials and techniques | Glazed stoneware, ivory and turtle-shell, silk |
Brief description | Bottle with stopper on silk mat. Bottle of stoneware with celadon glaze, made by Henri Simmen; stopper of carved ivory resting on a turtle-shell ring disc, carved by his wife Eugénie Jubin (known as O'Kin); Meudon, France, 1930-40 |
Physical description | Stoneware bottle of globular shape with a celadon green glaze. Dome-shaped stopper made of carved ivory resting on a turtle-shell ring disc. The bottle sits on a square patterned silk mat. |
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Marks and inscriptions | 'H. Sim' (incised on base) |
Credit line | Bequeathed by Mme. Renée Collinson |
Object history | This object is part of a collection of early 20th century French studio ceramics bequeathed to the Museum by Mme. Renée Collinson (1915-2001). The collection was assembled by her father, Charles Sydney Collinson between 1930 and 1940. He was an official in the Visa section of the British Embassy in Brussels from about 1910, and a friend of two of the artists who produced the ceramics, Paul Beyer (1873-1945) and Séraphin Soudbinine (1870-1944). He was English with a French wife and they retired to France although Mme. Collinson was brought up in France and Belgium. |
Bibliographic reference | Cameron, Elizabeth. Encyclopedia of Pottery and Porcelain: The Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. London: Faber and Faber, 1986, p.308-9 |
Other number | 22 - Number on label |
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Accession number | C.140:1 to 4-2014 |
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Record created | April 8, 2014 |
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