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vetraio50
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This grouping shows the tone differences in the Greens. It also shows the difference in the finis of the backs in the three factious: Ruskin, Astra & the other unknown one.
It is thought that The Taylor’s visited the Paris exhibition in 1900 and were influenced by the French artist potters of the time especially Dalpayrat.
They began exhibiting their wares in 1901. They went international in August of 1904 when they took their wares to the United States for the Louisiana Purchase International Exposition in St Louis. They received acclaim and the 1st Grand Prix Award.
These cabochons have the standard impressed mark that was used after 1908.
Art PotteryThe art pottery movement began in the 1870s in America and Britain, coincid…
Arts and Crafts EraThe Arts and Crafts movement that swept the United States and Great Britain…
LOVE THESE VERY BEAUTIFUL:)
Many thanks BELLIN68!
I'd say it's almost a rule of thumb that the bottom is clear. There is one I remember with a splash of glaze, I think. The later ones with the flambé glazes that I've seen in books are even more finely finished.
Thanks for your input too scandinavian_pieces!
Many thanks scandinavian_pieces & BELLIN68 too!
Many thanks vintagemad & AmberRose too!
Many thanks mustangtony!