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    <value>Fine pale cream earthenware with applied, inlaid, and painted decoration under lead glaze.</value>
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    <value>Of half ovoid form with a slightly projecting rib, and four grotesque bearded male masks with gaping mouths at intervals round the rim. Four garlands are suspended from the masks, each of five linked bunches of fruit, flowers, and leaves applied in relief over the other decoration. The creamy-white ground is decorated with pale brown strapwork with inlaid brownish-black outlines, interlaced with inlaid brownish-black tendrils. This ground, with its decoration, was applied to the vessel, and fine lines breaking the design indicate where it was cut and shaped to fit. The beards of the masks are coloured brownish-yellow, and the garlands are coloured blue, green, brownish-yellow, and manganese. The interior has been painted pinkish buff. The vessel is supported on a later silver-plated metal, scrolled, and foliated tripod stand, with engraved ornament. The stand is secured to the vessel by means of wires passing through a hole in its base. The hole is covered by a wooden disk.</value>
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    <summary_title>Catalogue of the Special Exhibition of Works of Art of the Medieval, Renaissance, and more Recent Periods, on loan at the South Kensington Museum, June 1862</summary_title>
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    <summary_title>Une Orf&#xE8;vrerie de Terre, Bernard Palissy et la c&#xE9;ramique de Saint-Porchaire</summary_title>
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      <value>GEORGE EUMORFOPOULOS</value>
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    <value>Debruge-Dum&#xE9;nil Collection; sold Paris, H&#xF4;tel Drouot, Bonnefons de Lavialle commissaire-priseur, 23 January - 12 March 1850, Catalogue des objets d'art qui composent la collection Debruge Dum&#xE9;nil dont la vente aux ench&#xE8;res aura lieu &#xE0; Paris . . ., lot 1150; Henry T. Hope; George Eumorfopoulos; sold Sotheby's, 6 June 1940, The Eumorfopoulos Collections, Catalogue of the collection of Persian Ceramics and Islamic Glass, Egyptian, Greek and Roman Antiquities, Choice Medieval and Renaissance works of Art etc. formed by the late George Eumorfopoulos Esq., p. 71, lot 229; purchased with the Glaisher Fund</value>
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      <notes>Publ. p. 685, no. 1170: 'Coupe de forme semi ovoide. - Quattre masques finement model&#xE9;s en relief sont &#xE9;galement espac&#xE9;s sur le bord du vase; ils servent de points d'attache &#xE0; des guirlandes de fruits qui retombenet en festons sur la panse; le fond est d&#xE9;cor&#xE9; d'un lacis d'ornements jaun&#xE2;tre bord&#xE9;s de noire, incrust&#xE9;s dans la p&#xE2;te. Cette pi&#xE8;ce est un beau fragment d'une vase de la plus belle &#xE9;poque de cette fabrication.' There is no mention of the silver-plated stand which was presumably added later.</notes>
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      <notes>Publ. p. 108, no. 1220, lent by Henry T. Hope</notes>
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      <notes>Publ. p. 71, lot 229, illustrated</notes>
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      <notes>Publ. p. 158, fig. 41. This thesis, presented in 1987, discusses the origins, shapes, influences on the ornament, and technique of manufacture of Saint-Porchaire ware.</notes>
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