Object type: Terrin
Terrin
- Artist: Uidentifisert
- Creation date: Ca. 1750
On display: Room 006 The Collection Exhibition - Everything Norwegian is Danish
About
- Creation date:
- Ca. 1750
- Object type:
- Terrin
- Technique and material:
- Fajanse, glasert og håndmalt
- Material:
- Fajanse
- Dimensions:
- Width: 21.1 cm
- Length: 41.7 cm
- Height: 4.5 cm
- Keywords:
- Tableware
- Classification:
- 323 - Keramikk- og glassproduksjon, 415 - Kar og beholdere, 260 - Matens servering og fortæring
- Production place:
- Strasbourg, Frankrike
- Inventory no.:
- OK-04005
- Cataloguing level:
- Complex object/artwork
- Acquisition:
- Purchased 1892
- Owner and collection:
- Stiftelsen Kunstindustrimuseet, The Design Collections
- Photo:
- Larsen, Frode
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