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Jug

Leach, Bernard (Potter)

Jug, stoneware, grey-green stoneware, gourd-shaped tapering to the rim, double-loop; painted in underglaze blue with birds and a butterfly.

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Celf

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NMW A 32119

Creu/Cynhyrchu

1887-1979

Rôl: Production

Rôl: Potter

Lle: St Ives, Cornwall

Cyfnod: 1926-1929

Derbyniad

Gift, 18/4/1929

Mesuriadau

Uchder (in): 6

Techneg

Wheel-thrown

Forming

Applied Art

Assembled

Forming

Applied Art

Painted

Decoration

Applied Art

Glazed

Decoration

Applied Art

Deunydd

Stoneware

Glaze

Lleoliad

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Celf

[No title]

Artist: MARINOT, Maurice

(1950)

NMW A 18743

Celf

<p>Gwnaed y cwpanau coffi cain, bregus yma gan Lucie Rie, un o grochenyddion stiwdio mwyaf yr ugeinfed ganrif. Dihangodd o Fienna dan lygain y Natsiaid ym 1938 gan ymgartrefu yn Llundain a gwneud enw i'w hun gyda'i cherameg modernaidd, cywrain. Daw'r llestri yma o Gasgliad Anita Besson sydd ym meddiant Ymddiriedolaeth Derek Williams.</p>

Producer: Rie, Lucie

(1958)

NMW A(L) 2190

Celf

<p>Gameboard, rectangular shape based on Royal Game of Ur. </p> <p>The original object was excavated from the Royal Cemetery in Ur in Iraq in c.1928 by Sir Leonard Woolley and is now held in the British Museum – Registration number 1928,1009.37. It was produced around 2600BC-2400BC. While there are interpretations there is still no clear way to play the game.</p> <p>In 2025 silversmith Will Romeril recreated the gameboard with 20 squares containing designs and information relating to facts and statistics found in government reports, service provider and economic data websites. Reflecting that the infrastructure of modern Britain is a game we don’t know how to play. Suitably titled: Royal Game of Urm...?</p> <p>Both the artefact in the British Museum and this artwork contains 18 pieces - 1 gameboard, 3 tetrahedral dice, and 14 player tokens.</p>

Metalworker: ROMERIL, William

(2025)

NMW A(L) 2391

Celf

<p>Sculptural form, stoneware, roughly an upright rectangle standing on three rudimentary feet, an indentation at the bottom centre of the unglazed side, a vertical groove running from the top halfway down the other side, on top a slot at one corner, a small hole at the opposite corner, irregular surface with striations.</p>

Production: Lerat, Jacqueline

(1995)

NMW A(L) 1821