Bowl 14th century Excavation, MCM Inv.: 1866 Gold lustre bowl produced in Manises, recovered from discoveries in its subsoil. Made of red paste and freehand decorated with a paintbrush using cobalt oxide. After a first firing, the bisque with the decoration receives a...
Bowl 14th – 15th century; MCM Inv.: 5478 Gold lustre pottery produced in workshops situated in the city of Manises. It is wheel-thrown (mould-made handles) with red paste. Once the piece is shaped, it is decorated with cobalt oxide and fired. Then it receives a...
Bowl 15th century; P-195 Household piece produced in Manises. Made on a potter’s wheel with red paste, which is freehand decorated with paintbrush in cobalt oxide. Once they are fired, they receive a tin glaze and a second firing....
Duplorum bowl Top part of a set made up of two bowls which are fit one inside the other 14th century, of red paste with cobalt oxide decoration freehand made with a paintbrush under tin glaze. Produced by wheel- thrown Excavation, MCM Inv.: 3184 The ornamental motifs...
