Permanent Collection Record
Images
Metadata
Object ID |
2006.155.7 |
Collection |
Ceramics Collection |
Media Collection |
American Art Pottery Collection |
Manufacturer |
Gonder Ceramic Arts (1941-1957) |
Title |
Imperial Shell Console Bowl in Mother of Pearl |
Date |
Circa 1950 |
Decorator |
Unknown |
Cipher |
"BT" for an unknown artist incised on underside |
Makers Marks |
The underside has a die-impressed manufacturer's mark 505 / U.S.A. |
Description |
After an already extensive career in the ceramic arts, Lawton Gondor (1900-?) established Gonder Ceramic Arts (1941-1957) in the former Zane Pottery Company facilities in South Zanesville, Ohio. The company produced a wide range of intricate shapes with innovative glazes. This console bowl, shape number 505, features a seashell shape and a light blue glaze, called Mother of Pearl by Gonder, with a pink interior. |
Medium |
Earthenware, Glaze |
Technique |
Cast, Glazed |
Height (in) |
7.500 |
Width (in) |
16.500 |
Depth (in) |
6.500 |
Culture |
American |
School |
Art Pottery |
Place of Origin |
Zanesville, Ohio, United States |
Credit Line |
Purchase, Ayers Collection Fund |
People |
Purchase, Ayers Collection Fund |
Search Terms |
American Art American Art Pottery American Artists American Ceramics Cast Console Bowls Cornucopias Gonder Ceramic Arts (1941-1957) High Gloss Light Blue Mother of Pearl Ohio Art Ohio Art Ohio Artists Ohio Companies Ohio Manufacturers Pottery Artists Pottery Decorators Seashells Zanesville Artists Zanesville, Ohio |
Location |
Not on view |