Salt glaze, Traditional, Stoneware & Pottery
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Description
Salt glaze, in ceramics, a glaze having the texture of orange peel, formed on stoneware by throwing common salt into the kiln at the peak temperature. Sodium from the salt combines with silica in the clay to form a glassy coating of sodium silicate. The glaze may be colourless or various shades of
Salt glaze, Traditional, Stoneware & Pottery
Antiques, Art, Vintage
Medieval salt-glazed stoneware jug, narrow baluster shape. Wheel thrown with rilling marks. Probably early Siegburg c.1375-1450.
Medieval salt-glazed stoneware jug, probably early Siegburg c.1375-1450. - Paul Bohanna Antiques
Handmade in the Kannenbaeckerland, Westerwald the German pottery. Made in Germany. Traditional Westerwald gray-blue tableware The characteristic decorative elements of the traditional Westerwald “gray-blue” are applied to the unfired shards with a paint horn. The cobalt glaze is applied with a practiced swing and light pressure. During the firing, the glaze liquefies in the furnace and later shows the typical and different courses of the motifs.
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