Mug
1973 (made)
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White earthenware mug, cylindrical with small foot and a D-shaped handle. Screen-printed with decoration of tulip-like forms in blue on a brown ground.
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Materials and techniques | Earthenware with coloured, screen-printed glazes |
Brief description | Mug, glaze and print trial sample, earthenware with coloured screen-printed glazes, shape designed by William John Clappison, pattern designed by Jack Dadd, made by Hornsea Pottery Co. Ltd., Yorkshire, 1973 |
Physical description | White earthenware mug, cylindrical with small foot and a D-shaped handle. Screen-printed with decoration of tulip-like forms in blue on a brown ground. |
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Credit line | Given by John Clappison and the makers |
Object history | Produced as glaze and print trial sample. This mug is part of the gifts, consisting 44 objects, arranged privately by John Clappison, chief staff designer at Hornsea. The selection was made by John Mallet and Jennifer Opie, most of the ceramics then being housed in John Clappison’s garage and cellar, the remainder under his care at the Pottery. In 1986 the Pottery was in some difficulties and Mr. Clappison was then alone in seeing the need to save these examples of the factory’s production. The titles given are those used in-house by the factory. |
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Accession number | C.270A-1986 |
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Record created | April 21, 2008 |
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