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Overglaze
Printing on porcelain 1750-1800
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Shape Type: Miscellaneous Pattern Type: Plants Date: 1756-1758 Dimensions:
Maker: Vauxhall Description: Baluster shaped Vauxhall "polychrome printed" vase, with European flowers and insects. The source of the prints is unknown, but they resemble images in The Ladies Amusement. This type of polychrome printing was peculiar to Vauxhall and may have derived from the enamel works of nearby Battersea. It involved the overglaze printing of two or more colors in outline, most often brown, pink or sepia. The printed outlines were then filled in with hand-painted coloring. For more information see the English Ceramic Circle publication, Ceramics of Vauxhall, 2007. |
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