Jul 18, 2024
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Lucie de Moyencourt Platter
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Insatiable Mouths and Fingers Rouse a Delicate Tea Set by Artist Ronit Baranga
Israeli artist Ronit Baranga (previously) embodies voracious appetites by merging anatomical parts, desserts, and serving ware in an evocative ceramic series titled All Things Sweet and Painful. Dextrous fingers balance a plate and manage to swipe a bit of frosting from a cupcake. Whether implanted in a fruity pie or a teacup, gaping mouths clamor for a taste of the pastries and stick their tongues out for a taste.
Six-piece tea breakfast service, Reliefzierat pattern with flower painting, KPM Berlin 1870-1918.
Tureen and Vase base with Reliefzierat decoration. Koenigliche Porzellan Manufaktur, Berlin, c. 1770-80. National Museum in Warsaw. Via Wikipedia.
The dinner service known as Reliefzierat (see illustration) was designed in the Rococo style by modelling master Friedrich Elias Meyer, who would later design many more services for the king. The ornamentation of the relief, made of gilded rocailles and flower espaliers, finds its counterpart in the stucco ceiling of the New Palace.
Chelsea-Derby round porcelain serving dish, England, ca. 1775
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Tory Burch x Dodie Thayer Lettuce Ware 2019 reissue in green, pink and white
[L]ettuce ware: those kitschy, leaf-shaped dishes not unlike the iconic chip ’n’ dip wedding gift from season 1 of Mad Men. Thayer originated the design in the late 1960s, crafting her pottery from castings of actual lettuce leaves—a sure riff on foliate dishware popular in the 18th century (examples of which were, of course, also included in Buatta’s collection). Thayer’s signature lettuce ware, coveted by the high-society likes of C. Z. Guest and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, remains emblematic of the blissful froufrou of Old Palm Beach.
Lettuce, Once and For All by Eileen Cartter, Feb 2 2020 | Garage
Pair of Faience Asparagus Bundle Tureens, France, c. 1775, marked on the base with the heraldic lily, the manufactory mark of Sceaux. The company was especially known for its japonisme, but realistic depictions of food like these aspargus bundles were also fashionable in the 18th century, particularly in the form of display dishes for festive occasions.