Planter
1998 (made)
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High-fired earthenware planter, handbuilt from slip-cast elements. Of rounded basket-like form, the rim cast from rolled fabric. Decorated with coloured glazes and transfer-printed flowers. According to the artist, an earthenware clay was used, but fired to around 1200 degrees, using stoneware glazes.
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Materials and techniques | High-fired earthenware, handbuilt from slip-cast elements, with coloured glazes and transfers |
Brief description | High-fired earthenware planter by Carol McNicoll, 1998, slip-cast and transfer printed |
Physical description | High-fired earthenware planter, handbuilt from slip-cast elements. Of rounded basket-like form, the rim cast from rolled fabric. Decorated with coloured glazes and transfer-printed flowers. According to the artist, an earthenware clay was used, but fired to around 1200 degrees, using stoneware glazes. |
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Marks and inscriptions | 'Carol / McNicoll', incised signature on base |
Credit line | Given by Ed Wolf |
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Accession number | C.30-1999 |
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Record created | April 9, 2003 |
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