Not on display

One Step On

Panel
ca. 1976 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

'Rainstorm' panel of six ceramic wall tiles set in a wooden frame painted white, designed by Sally Anderson and made by her company Sally Anderson (Ceramics) Ltd, each of the six tiles is slightly different in pattern, featuring diagonal strips in shades of fawn and honey, with speckles of blue, the whole design is part of the 'One Step On' range and is available in 25 different colourways, backs of tiles not seen, Design Council Award 1976. British, c.1976

Object details

Category
Object type
Titles
  • One Step On (series title)
  • Rainstorm (manufacturer's title)
Materials and techniques
Ceramic and painted
Brief description
'Rainstorm' panel of six ceramic wall tiles set in a wooden frame painted white, designed by Sally Anderson and made by her company Sally Anderson (Ceramics) Ltd, each of the six tiles is slightly different in pattern, featuring diagonal strips in shades of fawn and honey, with speckles of blue, the whole design is part of the 'One Step On' range and is available in 25 different colourways, backs of tiles not seen, Design Council Award 1976. British, c.1976
Physical description
'Rainstorm' panel of six ceramic wall tiles set in a wooden frame painted white, designed by Sally Anderson and made by her company Sally Anderson (Ceramics) Ltd, each of the six tiles is slightly different in pattern, featuring diagonal strips in shades of fawn and honey, with speckles of blue, the whole design is part of the 'One Step On' range and is available in 25 different colourways, backs of tiles not seen, Design Council Award 1976. British, c.1976
Dimensions
  • Height: 48.4cm
  • Width: 33.7cm
  • Depth: 3.5cm
Credit line
Given by the Sally Anderson Ceramics Ltd.
Object history
Awarded the Design Council Award 1976.
Collection
Accession number
CIRC.39-1977

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Record createdNovember 11, 2008
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