Dish
1901 (made)
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Dish of red earthenware with sgraffiato decoration and white slip under a dark green glaze. Round a central wreath is a repeating design of six peacocks perched on a stem with branches bearing apples and foliage. The rim has a border of peacocks' feathers.
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Materials and techniques | Glazed earthenware and slip, incised |
Brief description | Dish of red earthenware with sgraffiato decoration and white slip, made by Gertrude Susan Malkin, Hanley School of Art, Hanley, 1901. |
Physical description | Dish of red earthenware with sgraffiato decoration and white slip under a dark green glaze. Round a central wreath is a repeating design of six peacocks perched on a stem with branches bearing apples and foliage. The rim has a border of peacocks' feathers. |
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Gallery label | Dish
Gertrude Susan Malkin, Hanley School of Art, England,
1168-1901(23/05/2008) |
Object history | Purchase price note: Purchased for £3/3/-. |
Production | Made by Gertrude Susan Malkin at Hanley School of Art, Stoke on Trent. |
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Accession number | 1168-1901 |
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Record created | March 31, 2008 |
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