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On display at V&A South Kensington
Ceramics, Room 139, The Curtain Foundation Gallery

Vase

ca. 1840 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Vase, salt-glazed stoneware, designed and made by Jules-Claude Ziegler, c.1840


Object details

Object type
Materials and techniques
Stoneware, salt-glazed
Brief description
Vase, salt-glazed stoneware, designed and made by Jules-Claude Ziegler, c.1840
Gallery label
  • Label for 'American and European Art and Design 1800-1900', Gallery 101, de-canted March 2017: '1 Stoneware Vase About 1840 When this vase was acquire, it was described as being in the style of vases from Alhambra. The use of salt-glazed stoneware, however, recalls German pottery of the Renaissance period. Ziegler was a painter, architect and lithographer who also had a pottery in Voisnilieu, near Beauvais, between 1839 and 1844. France, Voisinlieu; designed and made by Jules-Claude Ziegler Stoneware, with salt glaze Museum no. 3100-1846 Bought at the exhibition by the Council of the School of Design, London'(22/04/2017)
  • VASE 3100-1846 'American and European Art and Design 1800-1900' This vase is a very early acquisition, bought in 1846 by the London School of Design. It was later illustrated in the publications by Philippe Burty and Digby Wyatt as wall as by Ziegler himself, as an example of the Alhambresque style. Ziegler, a painter, architect and lithographer, turned potter, specialising in salt-glazed stoneware, during a visit to Germany. He established a pottery at Voisinlieu, near Beauvais, in 1839 and on its closure in 1844 became Curator of the Museum and director of the École des Beaux-Arts at Dijon. Purchased by the Council of the School of Design(1987-2006)
Credit line
Purchased by the Council of the School of Design.
Production
France (Voisinlieu)
Bibliographic reference
Bryant, Julius. Art and Design for all: The Victoria and Albert Museum . London: V&A publishing, 2011. p 111. ISBN 978 1 85177 666 5
Collection
Accession number
3100-1846

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Record createdApril 11, 2006
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