Sugar Bowl and Cover
ca. 1966 (made), 1969 (made)
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Sugar bowl and cover of glazed white porcelain, of form TAC - Decor Stripes no. 406075, semi-circular in shape and sloping in sharply at the bottom to form the foot, and decorated with a transfer pattern in brown.
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Parts | This object consists of 2 parts.
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Materials and techniques | Porcelain, glazed, and with transfer printed decoration |
Brief description | Sugar bowl and cover of glazed white porcelain, of form 'TAC', semi-circular in shape and sloping in sharply at the bottom to form the foot, designed by Walter Gropius, made by Rosenthal AG, Germany, ca. 1966. |
Physical description | Sugar bowl and cover of glazed white porcelain, of form TAC - Decor Stripes no. 406075, semi-circular in shape and sloping in sharply at the bottom to form the foot, and decorated with a transfer pattern in brown. |
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Marks and inscriptions | 'Rosenthal [with a cross and crown in the middle] / + GERMANY + / two small circles' (Printed in green) |
Object history | Walter Gropius was one of the most influential architects and designers of the modern movement. Born in Germany, he came to Britain as an émigré in 1934, and moved to the USA in 1937. His tea set has an elegant profile, yet contains many functionalist elements. The design remains in production. |
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Accession number | CIRC.388&A-1973 |
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Record created | October 30, 2008 |
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