10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SLIPWARE»
Discover the use of
slipware in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
slipware and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Slipware: Contemporary Approaches
A renewed interest in its techniques and appreciation of its rich, vibrant qualities has today brought slipware to the forefront as a pottery of choice.
Michael Eden, Victoria Eden, 1999
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Post-medieval Pottery, 1650-1800
3 Slipware Trailed slipware Slip is clay diluted with water to form a thick liquid,
which is used in various ways for decorating earthenware pots. It can be simply
trailed directly on to the vessel (23 and 24) or trailed on to a complete wash of a ...
Slipware has been one of the most popular types of pottery in Britain since its
introduction over four centuries ago.By the seventeenth century the decoration of
pottery with slip, or clay mixed to a creamy consistency, had become widespread
...
4
English Slip-decorated Earthenware at Williamsburg
Notes. 1. Robert Plot, Natural History of Staffordshire (Oxford, 1686; reprint,
Manchester, Eng, 1973), p. 123. 2. Ibid. 3. For an illustration of bunged dishes,
see Ronald G. Cooper, English Slipware Dishes, 165o-185o (London, 1968), p.
118. 4.
Leslie Brown Grigsby, 1993
5
Italian Maiolica and Incised
Slipware in the Fitzwilliam Museum
A catalogue of Italian maiolica in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.
6
Mary Wondrausch on
Slipware
This new edition of Mary Wondrausch's classic book will be warmly welcomed by all her admirers as well as all those interested in slipware.
7
The Grove Encyclopedia of Decorative Arts
Slipware. Earthenware decorated with one or more clay slips, of greater or lesser
iron content than the body clay. The clays fire to a contrasting colour or shade
with the body. Slipwares are decorated by pouring, dipping, painting, daubing or
...
Imported from North Holland, slipware howls with ear handles, suitable for hoth
eating and drinking, were popular in early 17th-century England and inspired the
use of trailed slip by native potters at Harlow, Wrotham and, later, Staffordshire.
(John Edgeler [see Bibliography] has written several books on and around this
subject – of his extensively illustrated Michael Cardew and the West Country
Slipware Tradition Clive Bowen said, 'John, you have made a book for potters'.) ...
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Finds from the Well at St Paul-in-the-Bail, Lincoln
Mostofthe slipware vessels recovered from the wellfillsare bowls or dishes (e.g.
85–6) with asmall number of drinkingvessels (e.g. 87) and other forms such as
chamber pots(e.g. 88). 82.Slipware decorated dish. SP84 (WAG). 83.Slipware ...
Jenny Mann, Jenny E. Mann, 2008
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SLIPWARE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
slipware is used in the context of the following news items.
Winchcombe arts and crafts heritage celebrated in display of …
John said: “He was very influenced by the slipware of Fishley. It was very kitchen-based and for use. It's made from red clay rather than grey clay. It's very ... «Gloucestershire Echo, Dec 14»
Ancient art of slipware carving
DISCOVER the ancient art of slipware carving with Tony Hall and Lois Hopwood at Castle Hill Pottery in Knucklas on either Saturday, November 22 or Saturday, ... «Hereford Times, Nov 14»
Bargain Hunt films in Shrewsbury
“Most of their lots sold within the estimates that I placed on them, but they did have a surprise when a 19th century slipware decorated desk stand sold for more ... «shropshirestar.com, Oct 14»
Made by Hand creatives getting set for show in Cardiff
Bethan Jones is a potter who works from a pottery studio in rural Devon called Kigbeare Studios & Gallery where she creates her own range of slipware. «WalesOnline, Oct 14»
Antiques Roadshow heads to Durham Cathedral with organisers …
... late 18th Century satinwood chest of drawers from the West Indies worth £10,000, an architectural picture bought for a £100 and valued at £10,000, a slipware ... «ChronicleLive, Sep 14»
Antiques Roadshow comes to Durham Cathedral and there's still …
... a slipware jug found on a rubbish tip worth at least £6,000; and perhaps the oddest item of the day, a collection of glass eyes valued at an amazing £20,000 to ... «ChronicleLive, Aug 14»
Ceramicist remembered
Shortly after re-connecting with clay at RNC, he discovered slipware and went to Stoke to learn more. A Crafts Council grant helped him secure his first studio ... «Hereford Times, Jul 14»
The $73000 Cat
I hate to break it to you, but if you were on the hunt for an extremely rare 300-year-old delftware slipware dish of a reclining cat by Thomas Toft, an English potter ... «CatChannel.com, Jun 14»
Archaeological dig uncovers old inn for drovers
... pottery uncovered by the archaeologists included a base and rim of a fine goblet as well as pieces of various earthenware such as Delft, Staffordshire slipware ... «Herald Scotland, Jun 14»
Cape Cod, the place to pot
“I'm working in the tradition of slipware, what Americans call redware, and carrying it forward, adding modern designs and making it contemporary,” said Geering ... «Boston Globe, Mar 14»
