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Boars Head Tureen, Chelsea Porcelain Factory, c. 1758 (porcelain)
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Boars Head Tureen, Chelsea Porcelain Factory, c. 1758 (porcelain)
1217947 Boars Head Tureen, Chelsea Porcelain Factory, c. 1758 (porcelain) by Willems, Joseph (1715-66) (attr.to); Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, UK; (add.info.: length: 53.5 cm stand
height: cm overall assembled
width: 39 cm stand
modelled as a boars head in two parts, decorated in naturalistic colours with blood trickling from the ears, eyes and mouth, scattered oak leaves on lower section Stand quilted in white with animal headed knife, arrows in quiver, leafy oak branch and lePorcelain (frit paste), coloured); eAshmolean Museum; Flemish, out of copyright
Media ID 22267414
© Ashmolean Museum / Bridgeman Images
Bloody Boar Boars Head Culinary Elaborate Knife Painted Platter Tureen Westernart Wild Animal Zoomorphic Bloodied
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This print showcases the exquisite "Boars Head Tureen" created by the renowned Chelsea Porcelain Factory in approximately 1758. Crafted with delicate porcelain, this masterpiece stands at an impressive length of 53.5 cm on its stand and portrays a boar's head divided into two parts. The attention to detail is truly remarkable, as naturalistic colors bring this zoomorphic creation to life. The artist, Joseph Willems (attributed), skillfully painted blood trickling from the ears, eyes, and mouth of the boar's head, adding a touch of realism that captivates viewers. Scattered oak leaves adorn the lower section of the tureen while a white quilted stand features an animal-headed knife, arrows in a quiver, and leafy oak branches. This culinary treasure not only serves as a functional piece but also doubles as an ornamental delight for any art enthusiast or collector. Its elaborate design and intricate decoration make it a true testament to Georgian craftsmanship. Currently housed at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, UK, this boars head tureen is an exceptional example of Western artistry in pottery. Its decorative appeal and wild animal motif make it a unique addition to any fine art collection.
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