China, Glass, Pottery, Tableware  Revised 2003

Prepared by Loraine Baratti &
Janette Rozene, Associate Professor, Cataloging Department

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History, Style, & Technique  |  Pottery & Porcelain  |  Glass  |  Metalware
 

HISTORY, STYLE & TECHNIQUE Ceramic industries      --Health aspects      --Safety measures Ceramic materials Ceramic tableware industry China painting Glass blowing and working Glass craft Glass engraving Glass manufacture Glass painting and staining      --Patterns      --Technique Glass painting and staining, Medieval      --Conservation and restoration Glassware      --Collectors and collecting      --Conservation and restoration      --History      --Prices See also Glassware subdivided by geographic are such as: Glassware –Ireland Glassware –Italy –Venice Glassware –New York (State) --Corning Glassware, Ancient Glassware, Baroque Glassware, Classical Glassware, Greco-Roman Glassware, Renaissance Glassware, Victorian Glazes Glazing (Ceramics) Indian pottery      --North America       See also: Navajo pottery, Pueblo pottery, Zuni pottery. Majolica, Renaissance Porcelain      --17th century      --18th century      --19th century      --20th century      --Collectors and collecting      --Exhibitions      --History      --Marks      --Prices      --Repairing See also Porcelain subdivided by place or type such as: Porcelain –China --Fukien Province Porcelain, English Porcelain, Chinese      --Tang-Five dynasties, 618-960      --Song-Yuan dynasties, 960-1368      --Ming-Qing dynasties, 1368-1912      --20th century Porcelain, Japanese Porcelain as an investment Porcelain figures Porcelain industry Potters Pottery      --18th century      --19th century      --20th century      --Equipment and supplies      --Exhibitions      --Marks      --Repairing      --Themes, motives Pottery, Ancient Pottery, Asian Pottery, Chinese      --To 618      --Tang-Five dynasties, 618-960      --Song-Yuan dynasties, 960-1368      --Ming-Qing dynasties, 1368-1912      --20th century      --Themes, motives Pottery, Danish Pottery, Dutch Pottery, East Asian Pottery, Egyptian Pottery, English      --Chinese influences Pottery, European Pottery, French Pottery, German Pottery, Iranian Pottery, Islamic Pottery, Italian Pottery, Japanese      --To 794      --To 1868      --Edo period, 1600-1868      --Japan –Ky’sh’ Region Pottery, Khmer Pottery, Korean      --Kory’ period, 935-1392      --Chos-n dynasty, 1392-1910 Pottery, Medieval Pottery, Mexican Pottery, Mycenaean Pottery, Ottoman Pottery, Portuguese Pottery, Pennsylvania Dutch Pottery, Prehistoric Pottery, Primitive Pottery, Roman Pottery, Victorian See also Pottery subdivided by place or nationality such as: Pottery, American Pottery –England Pottery –United States Pottery as an investment Pottery craft Pottery figures See also: Ming qi Pottery industry Tile craft Tiles, Italian Tiles, Medieval Tiles, Victorian Transfer-printing Vase-painting Top of Page

POTTERY & PORCELAIN Acoma pottery Arita porcelain Art pottery Berlin porcelain Bizarre ware Bizen pottery Blue and white transfer ware Bow porcelain Brown stoneware Caughley porcelain Celadon ware Ceramic sculpture Ceramic tableware Chelsea porcelain Chelsea pottery China trade porcelain Ch’ing porcelain Commemorative porcelain Commemorative pottery Copenhagen porcelain Creamware Delftware Derby porcelain Dresden porcelain Faience Famille rose porcelain Hirado porcelain Hummel figurines I-hsing ware Imari porcelain Ironstone china Iznik pottery Kutani porcelain Kutani pottery Kyö pottery Laguna pottery Lowestoft porcelain Luster-ware Luster-ware, English Luster-ware, Islamic Majolica Maya pottery Meissen porcelain      --Forgeries Ming porcelain Mino pottery New Hall porcelain Newcomb pottery Parian porcelain Paris porcelain Raku pottery Rockingham pottery Rookwood Pottery Royal Winton porcelain Seto pottery Sèvres pottery Slipware Sponged ware Staffordshire pottery Stoneware Talavera pottery Teapots      See also: Japanese tea ceremony --Utensils Tea making paraphernalia Thuringian ware Tiles Toby jugs Tureens Tz’u ware Vases      See also: Vases, Black-figured; Vases, Greek; Vases, Red-figured. Wedgewood fairyland luster Wedgewood ware Willowware Worcester porcelain      --Identification See also companies such as: Belleek Pottery, ltd. Castleford Pottery (Factory) Herculaneum Pottery Company Moravian Pottery and Tile Works Spode Limited Tiffany and Company Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik GLASS Apothecary jars Art glass Bottles Cameo glass Carnival glass Cologne bottles Crystal glass Cut glass Depression glass Drinking cups Drinking glasses Drinking vessels Engraved glass Glass, Colored Glass, Ornamental Glass animals Glass art Glass fruit jars Glass kerosene lamps Glass lampshades Glassware Liquor bottles Opal glass Painted enamel Paperweights Pattern glass Pattern glass, Victorian Perfume bottles Perfume paraphernalia Pressed glass Rose windows Scent bottles See also artisans such as: Chihuly, Dale; Lalique, René; Leach, Bernard; Tiffany, Louis Comfort. See also: Bowls (Tableware); Coffeepots; Cup plate; Implements, utensils, etc.; Mustard pots; Pitchers; Plates (Tableware); Steins; Teapots. METALWARE Art metal-work Brass candlesticks Brasswork China trade silverwork Church plate Copperwork Flatware Goldwork Hallmarks Metal-work Metal-workers Miniature silverwork Monteiths (Silverwork) Pewter Pewtercraft Plate Repoussé work Sheffield plate Silver coffeepots Silver flatware      --Patterns Silver industry Silver-plated ware Silverplate Silversmiths Silverware Silverwork      --Collectors and collecting      --Design      --Expertising      --History –16th century      --History –17th century      --History –18th century      --History –19th century      --History –20th century      --Identification      --Trademarks Spoons Tableware Teapots Tinware Tole painting Top of Page