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1640-70 (made)
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The slip-painted decoration on this dish is similar to a group of Chinese porcelain wares often associated with the provincial potteries in Guangdong province shipped out of the port of Swatow in South China. Arthur Lane has included these among his 'Kirman monochrome' group. The colour of the Chinese celadon imitation wares, varied according to firing temperatures and conditions to produce a pale straw to greyish blue colour. They were then enlived with slip painting in floral or geometric patterns, A kalian in the V&A collection is dated 1049/ 1658-9 AD, suggesting that many of these wares are mid 17th century,
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Materials and techniques | Fritware, moulded, glazed and slip-painted |
Brief description | Dish, fritware, with fluted cavetto, slip-painted in white and blue on an opaque olive-green ground in imitation of Chinese celadon, glazed; Iran, 1640-70. |
Physical description | Dish or plate, fritware, the cavetto moulded with a fluted band, covered in a greyish brown glaze (probably misfired celadon), painted over the glaze in white slip with a spray of carnations details in blue enamel, the rim with slip-painted arabesques. |
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Summary | The slip-painted decoration on this dish is similar to a group of Chinese porcelain wares often associated with the provincial potteries in Guangdong province shipped out of the port of Swatow in South China. Arthur Lane has included these among his 'Kirman monochrome' group. The colour of the Chinese celadon imitation wares, varied according to firing temperatures and conditions to produce a pale straw to greyish blue colour. They were then enlived with slip painting in floral or geometric patterns, A kalian in the V&A collection is dated 1049/ 1658-9 AD, suggesting that many of these wares are mid 17th century, |
Bibliographic reference | Lane, Arthur. Later Islamic Pottery. London: Faber and Faber, 1957. 133p., ill. Pages 72, 82, 106, plate 87B |
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Accession number | 1355-1876 |
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Record created | November 19, 2003 |
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