Object class: Stoneware (pottery) / Year collected: [Missing] / Donor: Anita Day Symmes Blake - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

Start Over Object class Stoneware (pottery) Year collected [Missing] Donor Anita Day Symmes Blake

Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 7-7397, described as Bowl; Materials: Stoneware, underglaze, glaze. Techniques: Transfer decoration. Colors: Blue on white. Dimensions: 10 inch diameter; 1 to 7/8 inches high. Remarks: Adaptation of Oriental motifs; shallow (soup plate). Center medallion surrounded by 4 Oriental vase and flower motifs, enclosed by a 0.5 inch band. Rim has leaf shaped motif that has been pieced to make design cover entire rim.

Hearst Museum object titled Platter, accession number 7-7404, described as Platter; Materials: Stoneware, glaze. Techniques: Transfer pattern (underglaze). Colors: Blue on white. Dimensions: 17.5 inches long, 13-3/4 inches wide, 1-3/4 inches high. Remarks: Octagonal; Priory pattern; marked "R.C. Hallinore & Co." on back; hanging wires attached, dark yellow-brown stains under glaze, prob. from heating in oven. Center scene of people by pond near large, Gothic house surrounded by border containing 4 medallions with scenes of same house.

Hearst Museum object titled Teapot, accession number 9-13437a,b, described as Tea Pot (a), with lid (b): Yi-hsing stoneware. Small Hexagonal, with slightly convex sides, high shoulder, narrow hexagonal neck. Recessed base. Large ear-shaped handle, "S" shaped spout molded in form of bamboo segments. Slight relief bamboo leaves near spout. Glaze (?) and enamel decoration: Circular medallion on each side, two large, one with pink peonies, other chrysanthemum, with leaves on fine crackled white ground. Two small medallions with pink geometric floral designs on white; two small with same design in dark green on light green. Ground between medallions: dark green cloud patterns on blue-green. Six dark green floral designs on lights-green on shoulder. White neck. Handle and spout gray-blue. Lid (b) flat form with tongue; molded 'stem' finial, and cloud-pattern ground. Base and interior not glazed. Surfaces (a&b) very worn. H. (a) 7.5cm; max L. 17.7cm; H (b) 3.3 max. Dia. 6.9cm Materials: Red-brown stoneware, slab built and molded. Glaze (?) and enamel decoration. Yi-hsing were also known as I-hsing, Yixing and formerly Boccaro. (Port.)

Hearst Museum object titled Vase, accession number 9-13444, described as Planter, ceramic; Tall rectangular shape with slightly flared sides; inner horizontal flange; four short corner feet. Mottled blue-green glaze, crackled on exterior. Drips of glaze on unglazed interior. Chip in glaze near one foot. H. 16.3 cm; L. 24.5 cm, W. 15.2 cm Ceramic, slab-built, with attached feet, blue-green crackled glaze.