Tiger ware
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Visual and Verbal Communication (Hierarchy Name) > Visual Works (Hierarchy Name) > visual works > <visual works by material or technique> > ceramic ware (visual works) > pottery (visual works) > stoneware (pottery)
Descripción
16th- and 17th-century stoneware, particularly jugs, featuring mottled brown glaze over a greyish body that was imported into England from the Rhenish potteries, particularly those of Cologne. Tiger ware jugs were often mounted with silver in the form of neckband and lid, foot, and handle mounts. The term is also applied to English imitations such as those made by John Dwight of Fulham who founded a factory for this purpose at the end of the 17th century.
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Otros términos
- 虎斑陶瓷皿 [zh]
- Tiger [nl]
- hǔ bān táo cí mǐn [zh]
- hu ban tao ci min [zh]
- hu pan t'ao tz'u min [zh]
- tyger ware [en]
- 虎皮石器皿 [zh]
- 虎器 [zh]