Hard, fine-grained, unglazed black stoneware first developed in Staffordshire, England, in the 18th century, further developed and produced by the Wedgwood factory from the 1760s.
This term has 43 records attributed within our system.
AAT
Material
Object name
Keyword
Object category
3000254696
basalt (stoneware)
basalt, black
basaltes
basaltes pottery
basaltes ware
basaltes, black
basaltware
black Egyptian
black ware
black ware, Egyptian
Egyptian black
Egyptian black ware
pottery, basaltes
ware, basaltes
ware, black
ware, Egyptian black
13yrs ago
Factory:
Wedgwood & Byerley
(Uncertain)
Modeller:
De Vaere, John
Factory:
Wedgwood
Modeler:
Flaxman, John
(Probable)
Factory:
Wedgwood & Bentley
Modeler:
Hackwood, William
Factory:
Wedgwood
Designer:
Saint-Non, Jean Claude Richard de
(After)
Modeller:
Tebo
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