Unglazed Collection
Discover the beauty of unglazed pottery throughout history
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Discover the beauty of unglazed pottery throughout history. From ancient Wei Dynasty Tomb Figures to 18th-century Sevres porcelain, these pieces showcase the raw elegance earthenware and stoneware. Take a journey through time as you admire a cooking pot with two handles from the 4th century, its earthy texture telling tales of ancient culinary traditions. Marvel at an early 5th-century jar, adorned with traces of natural ash glaze that hint at the firing process it underwent. A funerary stand featuring a round-bottomed jar transports us back to burial rituals in the same era. Another jar from this period captivates with its simplicity and rustic charm, showcasing the versatility earthenware. An exquisite late 5th-century lamp illuminates our understanding of lighting practices during that time. And behold a vessel stand from the late 4th-early 5th century, displaying intricate craftsmanship on unglazed stoneware. As we shift gears to Sevres porcelain creations, witness The Girl Offers Her Coin in Payment painting capturing delicate details on unglazed surfaces dating back to c. 1757. Explore The Peep Show or The Magic Lantern piece evoking curiosity through unglazed textures crafted by skilled hands centuries ago. Admire busts like Louis Dauphin of France (1766) and President Thiers (1883), both exemplifying how Sevres Porcelain Manufactory mastered working with unglazed materials over time. Lastly, immerse yourself in Girl Washing Clothes (1755/60), where every brushstroke brings life to this stunning depiction on Sevres porcelain's bare surface.