Daffodil dish

Manufacturer Della Robbia Pottery
Painted by Charles Collis British

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The Della Robbia Pottery in northwestern England was short lived (1894–1906) but it produced an impressive corpus of work during its twelve-year history. Founded on the principals of the Arts and Crafts Movement, the factory sought inspiration in the ceramics of fifteenth and sixteenth-century Florence. This large dish is an excellent example of the factory’s work; technically it looks back to Italian Renaissance ceramic techniques yet it embraces stylistically both the Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau movements that prevailed at the time.

[Jeffrey H. Munger, 2015]

Daffodil dish, Della Robbia Pottery (Birkenhead, 1894–1906), Glazed earthenware, British, Birkenhead, Merseyside

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Daffodil dish, Della Robbia Pottery (Birkenhead, 1894–1906), Glazed earthenware, British, Birkenhead, Merseyside
Daffodil dish, Della Robbia Pottery (Birkenhead, 1894–1906), Glazed earthenware, British, Birkenhead, Merseyside

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