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Teapot and three bowls

Stair, Julian

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Teapot and three bowls on a square ground, the teapot and cover of glazed porcelain on a flat base with a spiral ridge, tapering sides with three stepped ridges, a plain spout, flat top with arched loops to which is fixed a handle of woven Japanese wisteria, flat cover with spiral ridge on each side and an upright rectangular knop, the bowls, one of unglazed black basalt and two of unglazed grey stoneware in different tones, each with a flat flared base and rounded sides, the ground of red unglazed stoneware with a rectangular section cut away from each side.


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Details

Collection

Amgueddfa Cymru - Museum Wales

Item Number

NMW A 37283

Creation/Production

Stair, Julian
Date: 2003

Acquisition

Purchase, 26/7/2004

Measurements

Height (cm): 25.4
Width (cm): 17.6
Depth (cm): 13.2
Height (in): 10
Width (in): 6
Depth (in): 5
Height (cm): 6.6
Width (cm): 26.8
Depth (cm): 26.5
Height (in): 2
Width (in): 10
Depth (in): 10
Height (cm): 6.2
diam (cm): 8.1
Height (in): 2
diam (in): 3

Techniques

wheel-thrown
forming
Applied Art
constructed
slab-built
forming
Applied Art
woven
forming
Applied Art
glazed
decoration
Applied Art

Material

porcelain
basalt
stoneware
wisteria

Location

In store
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Tags

  • Applied Art
  • Art And Design Movements
  • Ceramics
  • Craft
  • Grey
  • Key Design Elements
  • Stair, Julian
  • Studio Ceramics
  • White

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