Glazes Collection

Italy, Sicily, Erice, A Trinacria, ancient symbol of Sicily

Earthenware Figure Group of The Vicar and Moses, Burslem, Staffordshire, England
Earthenware figure group depicting a sleeping vicar in full bottomed wig and Moses, the clerk, seated underneath the pulpit exhorting the congregation with an uplifted hand

Preparing glazes, Alfred Meakin
Preparing glazes Date: 1913

Enamel kilns for firing tiles, Alfred Meakin
Enamel kilns for firing coloured glazes on tiles Date: 1913

Clock money box, 1838 (pearlware with underglaze elements)
3089917 Clock money box, 1838 (pearlware with underglaze elements) by Emery, James (fl.1838); Leeds Museums and Art Galleries (Temple Newsam House) UK; eLeeds Museums and Galleries; British

Moufle pour cuire les porcelaines peintes (engraving)
2787832 Moufle pour cuire les porcelaines peintes (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Moufle pour cuire les porcelaines peintes)

Workmen Applying the Glazes, c. 1825 (gouache on paper)
833709 Workmen Applying the Glazes, c.1825 (gouache on paper) by Chinese School (19th century); 53x39 cm; Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Massachusetts, USA; ePeabody Essex Museum; Chinese

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Italy, Sicily, Taormina, A Trinacria, ancient symbol of Sicily

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China, Yunnan Province, Yuhu, Ceramic tiled wall panel in Yuhu village near Lijiang

glazed carrots with Thyme

Slice of French apple tart raised on serving spoon, close up

Chocolate sauce being poured from steel sauce boat, close up

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"Exploring the Art of Glazes: From Alfred Meakin to Ancient Symbols" Step into the world as we delve into its fascinating history and diverse applications. Alfred Meakin, a renowned name in ceramics, perfected the art of preparing glazes that added an exquisite touch to his creations. Enamel kilns were employed by Meakin for firing tiles, ensuring their durability and stunning finish. Traveling across continents, we find ourselves in Italy's Sicily, where Erice proudly showcases A Trinacria - an ancient symbol representing this enchanting island's rich heritage. Its intricate glaze work captures the essence of Sicilian culture. Venturing further north to Staffordshire, England, we encounter an extraordinary Earthenware Figure Group depicting The Vicar and Moses. This masterpiece exemplifies how skilled craftsmen utilized glazing techniques to bring life-like details and vibrant colors to their creations. Intriguing artifacts like a Clock Money Box from 1838 showcase pearlware with underglaze elements – a testament to the versatility of glazing methods throughout history. Such pieces not only served practical purposes but also adorned households with their artistic charm. The process behind creating glazed porcelain is unveiled through engravings like Moufle pour cuire les porcelaines peintes. These illustrations offer insights into the meticulous craftsmanship required for achieving flawless results. Workmen Applying the Glazes transports us back in time to witness artisans meticulously adding layers upon layers of glaze onto their masterpieces using gouache on paper technique circa 1825. Their dedication highlights how crucial these final touches are in perfecting ceramic artworks. Journeying through picturesque landscapes captured by EyeUbiquitous_20105741 and EyeUbiquitous_20102736 lenses, we witness nature's own version of glazed beauty found within Spluga's Maloja Pass in Switzerland's Engadine region – a sight that reminds us of the mesmerizing effects they are create and can not limited