Showing posts with label Porcelain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Porcelain. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 26, 2021

Sea Sculpture

 Sea Sculpture, Vietnam , 1725

Victoria & Albert Museum 

Porcelain pieces fused together by fire with encrusted with shell and coral growths 

 

#porcelain #wreck #corals #shells #seabed #fired #glazed #jingdezhen #qingdynasty #camau#camauwreck #ceramics #seasculpture

Tuesday, June 14, 2016

The baker with his fiancée


Genredarstellung eines Bäckers am Teigtrog (rechts) und seiner Verlobten beim Verkauf (links). Beischrift: „Johann Georg Kieß Beckenmeister – Regina Hugin – 1804“. Die Nachnamen zeigen, dass es sich nicht um ein Ehepaar handelt. Meist waren solche Kannen Hochzeits- oder Verlobungsgeschenke (ergänzter Henkel)


Friday, July 3, 2009

Watch-stand



Watch-stand in the house of a Kashubian sailor's family of Rewa

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

The Rival


Ceramic figure from a Danish captain's household in Seeland

Sunday, May 18, 2008

Friday, May 16, 2008

koiro ginsai ichimatsumon shiho sumikiri sara



Ginsai refers to the silver patches and ichimatsumon is the checked pattern, while the last three names refer to the shape: shiho means square, sumikiri refers to the cut corners and sara means plate. Sumikiri is usually a feature of lacquer trays.
Hayashi's works bearing the koiro label. It basically means incense-colored, or light beige. Koiro was popular during the Heian Period and among Buddhist priests ranks second only to purple for color used in clothing.

Mamiko Hayashi's porcelain

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

L'elegance de la cafetière



Swedish porcelain coffee sets by Stig Lindberg, 60's

Friday, March 14, 2008

Prostřený stůl a jeho dějiny





Kotíková Zuzana
Orbis Praha 1949

cover by Bohumil Trita
photos by Dagmar Hochova, Illek and Paul