A Potter's View ... for Andrea (durleybeachbum) by auntietk
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When I posted a low-light shot of my great-grandmother's ceramic pin box a few days ago, Andrea mentioned that she'd like to see it fully lit, since she's a potter.
So, my potter friend, here are three views of the box from different angles (so you can see the paint) and with different intensities of light (so you can see the detail) and a shot of the inside of the lid (so you can see the way it's molded).
:)
Oh! I almost forgot.
On the bottom of the box (which is also beautifully painted, and I don't know why I didn't think to photograph it that way) it says:
Mallor Ceramics
(copyright) 1906
Jamar
Comments (30)
I thought they were chocolates,they look very jummy(as chocolates) very interesting box,very clear shot!!
This is such a beautiful piece~~when I was visiting you last month, it was one of the first things I saw--you've given it a special honor here and it's well deserved!!
This is looks so delicious even it is a pottery item. Amazing swirl pattern with a colors what makes me think of a chocko peppermint mix with some cream. 1906, this is old, treasure it Tara
HAHA ! At first I thought it was mixed brown and white chokolate too and i started drooling. LOL ! Now I understand and what a neat little peace of pottery. I have always lovet pottery and once I dreamed of being a potter and started to learn. But the union wanted me to be payed and the pottery fired me. Anyway I didnt have patience of going severel years without sallery. So I started to learn in a music publishing firm instead. That was my second interess at that time. :)
Thankyou, Tara! It does indeed look extremely edible, and it is VERY much Edwardian taste! Quite extraordinary, in fact. I trained as a studio potter, not a mould designer; I may post some bits one day. Beautiful clear photos!
Beautiful ceramics ! They look very fragile, go carefully !
a very interesting box!!
Nicely done. Full size view looks great!
superb
Have to echo fredster66's comment...not only is this an interesting post but the full size view is outstanding. I have some Early American Pattern Glass that should photograph very well. I need to develop a technique to display it like you have done here for your pottery. Problem with glass is since you can see through it...there is the background to concern yourself with... Have you ever tried glass? Bill
Wonderful shot of an era long-gone! very nice and thanks for sharing it with us
Beautiful pottery. I did look at it full-size and it is a must to see the design. The design and the color are outstanding. Wonderful picture.
Hmm... I thought there's some chocolaty goodies! They look awesome, I don't think you'll find such things today...
Chocolate marble ice cream look alike pattern for sure....family heirlooms are always special...
Fantastic collage. A lot if intricate work back in the day for sure. Awesome.
this is so sweet and cool thoughtful too, Tara May wonderful work and thank you so much for the smiles you bring sure mean a lot to me have a wonderful day warm hug and love, Linda Kaye
Contraste et richesses des couleurs, c'est excellent !
mnmpm said it...This looks like those continental chocolates (Guylian) you get around the holiday time, wonderful captures Tara!
I thought chocolates too...great work and presentation!
I thought Marble Cake!!! Fantastic box Tara and such a family treasure! Well captured! :)
OH WAOW! I would like to taste it. It looks like pieces of chocolate.
Great shots.
Great captures of this beautiful pin box.
What a wonderful heirloom
Wonderful idea and beautiful image !!! Excellent capture and dedi !!! 5* Hugs:)
Wow, so cool looking...it does look like pieces of chocolate...
Gorgeous!!
Beautiful, excellent captures!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
so cool . .they do look like chocolates !
WOW. This is great work...on your part and on the part of the ceramicist. I love the glazing and the colors you've captured. There's a whole sense of artistry that older things have. Artistry exists now, but it's so "dumbed down" in a way, so it's great to see something an actual artisan did. Superb work, especially in capturing the detailing.