Spinning Dish
Centrepiece
2001 (made)
2001 (made)
| Artist/Maker |
Peter Ting is among the most innovative contemporary ceramic designers. Working primarily for the table, Ting has reinvigorated the ranges of fist Thomas Goode, and later Asprey. He has also embarked on a range of more independent ventures, including these centrepieces, produced in association with the silversmith Clive Burr. The results of this venture were shown alongside the work of studio potter Taskeshi Yasuda at Sotheby's in the exhibition 'The Future Table', curated by Janice Blackburn.
Innovative and stylish, this dish not only further illustrates the imaginative designs of Ting himself, but also provides an interesting example of the meeting of craft, design and industry.
Innovative and stylish, this dish not only further illustrates the imaginative designs of Ting himself, but also provides an interesting example of the meeting of craft, design and industry.
Object details
| Categories | |
| Object type | |
| Title | Spinning Dish (assigned by artist) |
| Materials and techniques | Bone china, glaze, silver |
| Brief description | 'Spinning Dish', table centrepiece in the form of a bone china dish with attached silver vessels, designed by and made for Peter Ting, 2001 |
| Physical description | Table centrepiece, a low shallow bone china dish with small holes in the base, glazed white, the base is not level so it tilts and spins. Sitting in the dish are two silver containers, one square box with silver exterior and gold interior, and a cylindrical vase form with a silver finish. |
| Marks and inscriptions | (Signed by artist Peter Ting) |
| Credit line | Given by Peter Ting |
| Summary | Peter Ting is among the most innovative contemporary ceramic designers. Working primarily for the table, Ting has reinvigorated the ranges of fist Thomas Goode, and later Asprey. He has also embarked on a range of more independent ventures, including these centrepieces, produced in association with the silversmith Clive Burr. The results of this venture were shown alongside the work of studio potter Taskeshi Yasuda at Sotheby's in the exhibition 'The Future Table', curated by Janice Blackburn. Innovative and stylish, this dish not only further illustrates the imaginative designs of Ting himself, but also provides an interesting example of the meeting of craft, design and industry. |
| Collection | |
| Accession number | C.93-2007 |
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| Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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