Object type: Middagstallerken
Middagstallerken
Artists:
- Henry van de Velde
- Königlich Sächsische Porzellan-ManufacturManufactured by
- Creation date: 1904
On display: Room 015 The Collection Exhibition - Can machines make beautiful things?
About
- Creation date:
- 1904
- Object type:
- Middagstallerken
- Materials and techniques:
- Dreiet og glasert porselen med relieff og håndmalt underglasurdekor
- Material:
- Feltspatporselen
- Dimensions:
- Diameter: 27 cm
- Height: 2.7 cm
- Keywords:
- Tableware, Tableware, Decorative arts
- Classification:
- 264.2 - Spising og spiseredskaper, 323.1 - Keramikk generelt
- Style period:
- Jugend, Art Nouveau
- Production place:
- Meissen, Tyskland
- Inventory no.:
- NMK.2004.0214
- Cataloguing level:
- Single object
- Acquisition:
- Purchased 2004
- Owner and collection:
- Nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og design, The Design Collections
- Photo:
- Nasjonalmuseet
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Other works by Henry van de Velde
BottleMerkelbach & Wick, Henry van de Velde1904
KnifeHenry van de Velde, Hans & Wilhelm SpielmanAntakelig mellom 1900 og 1906
SkjeHenry van de Velde, Hans & Wilhelm SpielmanMellom 1900 og 1906
LysekroneUidentifisert, Henry van de VeldeCa. 1900
StoffprøveHenry van de Velde, Deuss & Oetker1901
ForkHenry van de Velde, Hans & Wilhelm SpielmanAntakelig mellom 1900 og 1906




















































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