Glaze Collection (page 28)

Isalmic Art. Spain. Glazed ceramic vessel. 8th - 10th century. It comes from the archeological site of Median Elvira. Archaeological Museum of Granada. Spain

Spain. Aragon. Teruel. Cathedral. Mudejar (12th-13th centuri
Spain. Aragon. Teruel. Cathedral. Mudejar architecture. (12th-13th centuries). Bell tower decorated with ceramic glaze

ÕöÉ õ©ëÕ¢®Ú¿ÄÚª¼õ┐æ Horse rider Tang dynasty
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Placing the dipped ware in the glazing oven, 1827 (engraving)
XJF862555 Placing the " dipped" ware in the " glazing" oven, 1827 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Suprematist Cup, 1923 (porcelain)
BAL2653770 Suprematist Cup, 1923 (porcelain) by Malevich, Kazimir Severinovich (1878-1935); State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia; Russian, out of copyright

Mini donuts

Poole Pottery - Setting the glazed ware in the kiln
Setting the glazed ware in the kiln. Poole Pottery was founded in 1873 on Poole quayside, where it continued to produce pottery by hand before moving its factory operations away from the quay in

Marmalade glazed muffin on white background credit: Marie-Louise Avery / thePictureKitchen / TopFoto

Celebration cream cake toppped with fresh raspberries and with toasted flaked almonds on sides credit: Marie-Louise Avery / thePictureKitchen / TopFoto

Glazed porcelain figure of the bodhisattva Guanyin seated on a lion. K ang Hsi period, Ching Dynasty, 1661-1722
CHINA: BODHISATTVA. Glazed porcelain figure of the bodhisattva Guanyin seated on a lion. K ang Hsi period, Ching Dynasty, 1661-1722

Porcelain vase with violet blue glaze. Chinese, 1722-1735

USA, Mexico, brightly coloured glazed ceramics for sale on market stall, high angle view

Birthday cake decorated with candy flowers, four candles and a border of multi-coloured sprinkles

Rich brandied fruit cake topped with dried and candied fruit, pecan nuts, brandy and marmalade, brightly coloured rows of glazed cherries, fruits and nuts in diagonal lines

Using a brush to coat a round chocolate chip cake, high angle view

green glazed Skyphos C016 / 2813
Roman green glazed Skyphos (wine cups) 1st century BCE

Portugal, Lisbon. Azulejo decoration on wall, Alfama district

POTTERY, 18th CENTURY. Paints were prepared at the table (C), applied by the artists working at a work bench placed in a good light (D), and baked on in the little oven at the rear (A)

UK ceramics Industry at Burslem, Staffs (1 / 4)
Dippers at work, glazing the ware, Date: circa 1910s

Bobby evening dress, 1953
An evening dress with a plunging halter neck-line and full, swirling skirt made from a tropical flower print Ever-glaze cotton. Date: 1953

CHINA: MUSICIAN. Glazed ceramic figure, T ang Dynasty (618-907 A. D. )
CHINA: MUSICIAN. Glazed ceramic figure, T ang Dynasty (618-907 A.D.)

Glazing Porcelain
The glazing process in porcelain manufacture

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"Unveiling the Artistry of Glaze: From Babylon's Lion to Chinoiserie Decorations" Step into a world where glaze reigns supreme, as we explore its captivating journey through time and cultures. Babylon's lion, majestically adorned with intricate glaze patterns, once graced the Processional Wall of Ishtar, leaving us in awe of ancient craftsmanship. Transporting us to 17th-century Spain, a faience plate delicately painted with enchanting Chinoiserie decorations showcases the fusion of Eastern and Western influences. As early morning sunshine bathes Teruel's Tower of Saint Martin, its glazed tiles shimmer with an ethereal glow, whispering tales from centuries past. In a Royal Doulton Potteries advertisement, vibrant hues dance across meticulously glazed pottery pieces - a testament to the mastery achieved by skilled artisans. Witness Alfred Meakin expertly placing white tiles for firing before dipping them in glaze; their transformation into dazzling works of art is nothing short of magical. Gika-Gika Pottery unveils unique creations that push boundaries and challenge conventional aesthetics; their avant-garde approach breathes new life into traditional techniques. A Bellarmine Jug from Germany captures our attention with its distinctive shape and rich glaze finish - an embodiment of European ceramic heritage at its finest. Islamic pottery transports us to Taifor as we marvel at a horse-adorned plate. Its lustrous glaze highlights every brushstroke, telling stories steeped in history and culture. Yinse He's seal paste box reveals peachbloom-glazed ceramic perfection - an exquisite blend of elegance and functionality that has stood the test of time. And just when you thought your journey had reached its end. . donuts. Delightfully glazed treats temptingly beckon from the top shelf - indulgence made irresistible. From ancient civilizations to modern confections, glaze continues to captivate our senses, transforming ordinary objects into extraordinary works of art.