Image of Gallery in South Kensington
On display at V&A South Kensington
Ceramics, Room 138, The Harry and Carol Djanogly Gallery

Dish

ca. 1670-1685 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Tulips, lilies, carnations, other flowers and leaves grow from a low mound painted in blue, yellow, ochre, brown and turquoise green. A partial circle of glaze removed at the centre by the foot of the dish fired with it. Three stilt marks on the front (10 cms point to point).
Body colour: Buff.
Glaze: White. A slightly khaki lead-glaze, crazed and with an orange peel texture, possibly over a pale slip, covers the entire back.
Shape: Shape B. Foot pierced with one hole. (Alphabetic shape codes as used in appendix to Archer. Delftware. 1997)


Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Tin-glazed earthenware, painted
Brief description
Tulips, lilies and carnations
Physical description
Tulips, lilies, carnations, other flowers and leaves grow from a low mound painted in blue, yellow, ochre, brown and turquoise green. A partial circle of glaze removed at the centre by the foot of the dish fired with it. Three stilt marks on the front (10 cms point to point).
Body colour: Buff.
Glaze: White. A slightly khaki lead-glaze, crazed and with an orange peel texture, possibly over a pale slip, covers the entire back.
Shape: Shape B. Foot pierced with one hole. (Alphabetic shape codes as used in appendix to Archer. Delftware. 1997)
Dimensions
  • Height: 7.1cm
  • Diameter: 33.7cm
Height: Ht. 7.1 cms (2 3/4 ins).() Diameter: D. 33.7 cms (13 1/4 ins)
Object history
Purchased from Rev. E.A. Downman, Laindon, Essex, 1911.
Subjects depicted
Bibliographic reference
Archer, Michael. Delftware: the tin-glazed earthenware of the British Isles. A catalogue of the collection in the Victoria and Albert Museum. London: HMSO, in association with the Victoria and Albert Museum, 1997. ISBN 0 11 290499 8
Other number
A26. - <u>Delftware</u> (1997) cat. no.
Collection
Accession number
CIRC.431-1911

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Record createdJanuary 29, 2000
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