Plate
https://clevelandart.org/art/1998.257
This plate’s glossy texture was created by throwing salt into a kiln during the hottest point of the firing process. During the 1700s, salt-glazed dishes proved to be a popular substitute for porcelain because of their versatility, durability, and affordability. This particula...
कलाकृति/वस्तु
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160422
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en
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"Q60778114"
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import
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accession
1998.257
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Terms
संस्कृति
England, Staffordshire
तकनीक
salt-glazed stoneware
माध्यम
salt-glazed stoneware
विधा
Ceramic
Relations
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