A ÇANAKKALE POTTERY LIDDED VASE Çanakkale, Turkey, late 19th century
A ÇANAKKALE POTTERY LIDDED VASE
Çanakkale, Turkey, late 19th century
Resting on a disc foot, globular body and domed lid surmounted by a zoomorphic finial grip, the surface covered with a typical splashed glaze in shades of green and manganese, featuring relief decoration and pseudo-handles.
28.5cm high
The production of ceramics in the city of Çanakkale developed between the late 17th and early 20th centuries as a form of folk art, distinct from the more refined Ottoman productions of Iznik and Kütahya. These ceramics are preserved not only in Turkish museums but also in collections abroad.
Literature:
Tuğba Diri Apaydın, Known Çanakkale Ceramics with Animal Figures in the Great Britain Museum Collections, Sanat ve Tasarım Dergisi, Vol. 10, No. 2, pp. 262–277, 2020.
A ÇANAKKALE POTTERY LIDDED VASE
Çanakkale, Turkey, late 19th century
Resting on a disc foot, globular body and domed lid surmounted by a zoomorphic finial grip, the surface covered with a typical splashed glaze in shades of green and manganese, featuring relief decoration and pseudo-handles.
28.5cm high
The production of ceramics in the city of Çanakkale developed between the late 17th and early 20th centuries as a form of folk art, distinct from the more refined Ottoman productions of Iznik and Kütahya. These ceramics are preserved not only in Turkish museums but also in collections abroad.
Literature:
Tuğba Diri Apaydın, Known Çanakkale Ceramics with Animal Figures in the Great Britain Museum Collections, Sanat ve Tasarım Dergisi, Vol. 10, No. 2, pp. 262–277, 2020.
