One Step On
Panel
ca. 1976 (made)
ca. 1976 (made)
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'Peacock Rib / Peacock Eye' 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, there are two designs, one depicting the eye of the feather, in dark blue, blue/grey, chine green, and rust, the other the peacock rib design forming a herringbone design in blue/grey on a beige ground, the design is part of the 'One Step On' range, the tiles are available in 25 colourways, backs of tiles not seen, Design Council Award 1976. British, c.1976
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| Materials and techniques | Ceramic and painted |
| Brief description | 'Peacock Rib / Peacock Eye' 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, there are two designs, one depicting the eye of the feather, in dark blue, blue/grey, chine green, and rust, the other the peacock rib design forming a herringbone design in blue/grey on a beige ground, the design is part of the 'One Step On' range, the tiles are available in 25 colourways, backs of tiles not seen, Design Council Award 1976. British, c.1976 |
| Physical description | 'Peacock Rib / Peacock Eye' 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, there are two designs, one depicting the eye of the feather, in dark blue, blue/grey, chine green, and rust, the other the peacock rib design forming a herringbone design in blue/grey on a beige ground, the design is part of the 'One Step On' range, the tiles are available in 25 colourways, backs of tiles not seen, Design Council Award 1976. British, c.1976 |
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| Credit line | Given by the Sally Anderson Ceramics Ltd. |
| Object history | Awarded the Design Council Award 1976. |
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| Accession number | CIRC.36-1977 |
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| Record created | November 11, 2008 |
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