Ribbed vase with blue/green glazes and incised festoon decoration
The four Martin Brothers produced a great amount of Art Pottery in salt-glazed stoneware from their London studio between 1873 and 1923 (when Wallace Martin died).
They created the ‘orange peel’ texture by throwing salt into the kiln.
Their Art Pottery drew on natural forms and colours, and responded to aesthetics from Japan and the Arts and Crafts movement.
RAMM has over sixty pieces of Martinware in the collection and every one has a different design.
They created the ‘orange peel’ texture by throwing salt into the kiln.
Their Art Pottery drew on natural forms and colours, and responded to aesthetics from Japan and the Arts and Crafts movement.
RAMM has over sixty pieces of Martinware in the collection and every one has a different design.
Object Summary
- Accession Loan No.
- 141/1970/27
- Collection Class
- Studio ceramics
- Material
- stoneware (saltglazed) | | | |
- Common Name
- ribbed vase with blue/green glazes and incised festoon decoration
- Simple Name
- vase
- Period Classification
- Edwardian (1901-1914)
- Production Town
- Southall
- Production County
- London
- Production Country
- United Kingdom: England
- Production Date
- 9/1903
- Production Person Initials
- Production Person Surname
- Martin Brothers
- Production Year Low
- Production Year High
