Robert Wallace Martin
Crab, 1880
Ceramic
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Robert Wallace Martin
Crab, 1880
Ceramic

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Late Victorian art pottery known as Martinware, which depicts a horrifying crab with a grotesque human face. Made by Robert Wallace Martin in June 1880, from salt-glazed stoneware.
palissy ware platters in the met’s collections
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~ Crab Vessel with Double Spout.
Place of origin: Colombia, Calima Region
Period: Ilama Period
Date: 1500 B.C.-A.D. 100
Medium: Ceramics
Tentacle pots 104 & 105, porcelain, 2024

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We have this thing with floors.
VCU’s newest digital collection is now online, and it is full of graphic, colorful, historic ceramic mosaic floor tile goodness.
The Ceramic Mosaic Tile catalog from the American Encaustic Tiling Company dates from the early twentieth century, and showcases all available patterns, colors and dimensions available from this iconic American company.
A combination of barrier mesh animation and anamorphic projection on elegant porcelain.
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Beetle lustre vase, circa 1900 Ceramic, lustre glazed vase
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Fungi, Feathers, and Insects Spring from Carol Long’s Art Nouveau Vessels
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Robert Wallace Martin/Martin Brothers Pottery Double face jug England, 1911 Salt-glazed stoneware 5¼ h × 5 dia in (13 × 13 cm)
Adelaide Robineau Vase USA, 1927 Carved and crackle-glazed porcelain 7 h × 5½ dia in (18 × 14 cm)
Pierre-Adrien Dalpayrat Vase with carp and spider France, c. 1900 Glazed stoneware
6½ h × 4 dia in (17 × 10 cm)

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Alexandre Bigot Tall vase France, c. 1900 Microcrystalline matte-glazed stoneware 11¾ h × 6¼ dia in (30 × 16 cm)
René Buthaud Art Deco vase France, c. 1930 Peau-de-serpent (snakeskin)-glazed earthenware with wax-resist decoration 8¼ h × 8¼ dia in (21 × 21 cm)