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InkstandItalian (probably Faenza), about 1500Tin-glazed earthenware (maiolica), (3 x 8 x 11 in.)The

commonlanguages:fromthedust:Vessel with two feet - earthenware - 18⅞"x 7¾" - Northern Iran

virtual-artifacts:Painted Pottery Tomb Guardian Han Dynasty, 206 B.C.-220 A.D.Earthenware. H. 42.6 c

smokeandsong:artycles:“You and i are Earth 1661”. Tin-glazed earthenware plate found in a London sew

Otto Lindig, Cup and Saucer, 1923. Glazed earthenware. Bauhaus Weimar, Keramische Werkstätte Dornbur

Mexico,Remojadas Culture: an elaborate earthenware double whistle. 6thC.

treasures-and-beauty:Earthenware Dish, ca. 1420–1430 Spain.Noldor pottery

design-is-fine: Viktor Schreckengost, Jiffy Ware pitcher, 1942. Glazed earthenware. Limoges China Co

Fragment of a Bowl, Islamic ArtMedium: Earthenware; incised decoration through white slip and colori

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Tomb guardian beast, earthenware. China, Western Jin dynasty, ~300 AD [2

Dish Date: second half 15th centuryGeography: Made in probably Manises, Valencia, SpainCulture: Span

Fragment, Islamic ArtRogers Fund, 1913Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NYMedium: Earthenware; i

Modern urn with scene "Ulysses at the Table of Circe" after John Flaxman’s illustrations f

Modern urn with scene “Euryclea Discovers Ulysses” after John Flaxman’s illustrations fo

Pierced lanternIran, 9th–10th century (Abbasid period, excavated at Nishapur 9in high x max 6in diam

artycles: “You and i are Earth 1661”. Tin-glazed earthenware plate found in a London sewer, from the

heaveninawildflower:Bird tiles (Netherlands, 1640-1670).Tin-glazed earthenware. Maker unknown.Images

Fragment of a Dish, Islamic ArtMedium: Earthenware; incised decoration through a white slip and colo

Fragment, Islamic ArtMedium: Earthenware; incised and glazedRogers Fund, 1932Metropolitan Museum of

Beatrice Wood, Career Women, 1990, Earthenware

Ettore Sottsass. Five mini totems, 1998. Made by Bitossi, Montelupo. Earthenware, polychromatic glaz

This Han Tomb Tower dates to between 25 B.C.E – 220 C.E. Objects such as these were placed in tombs

fishstickmonkey:BowlHistorical period: 12th-13th century or laterMedium: Earthenware with decoration

treasures-and-beauty:Earthenware box with cover with snail shaped feetby László Mattyasovszky, Hunga

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