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  1. Slipware ceramics came to the Netherlands via Flanders. These two dishes were made in Aardenburg in the province of Zeeland.
    These 13th -14th C. dishes are from the collection of Museum Aardenburg. cultuurforumaardenburg.nl/

    #slipware #slipwareceramics
    #ceramicsinmuseums #historyofceramics
    #keramiek #keramik #ceramics #ceramique

  2. Early saltglazed stoneware facial jugs from the collection of Töpfereimuseum Burg Raeren, Belgium.
    These facial jugs made in the late 15th C. are the predecessors of the better known bellarmines.

    toepfereimuseum.org/
    #historicalceramics #historyofceramics
    #saltglaze #stoneware
    #keramik #keramiek #ceramics #ceramique
    #ceramicsinmuseums

  3. The original Bauhaus ceramics studio where people like Marguerite Friedlaender and Otto Lindig studied is now a museum and a place worth visiting for everyone interested in ceramics of the 20th Century.
    It is located in Dornburg close to Weimar.
    bauhaus-keramik.de/bauhaus-wer

    #ceramics #keramik #keramiek #ceramique
    #historyofceramics #ceramicshistory #historicalceramics
    #bauhaus #bauhauskeramik
    #ceramicsinmuseums #ceramicsmuseum

  4. 'Vuurklok' or 'curfew'.
    A shield to put in front of the fireplace to prevent embers to jump and set thous on fire.
    Alkmaar, North-Holland, NL. Dated 1614.

    Coll: Museum in het Houten Huis, De Rijp. NL.

    #keramiek #ceramique #keramik #ceramics
    #slipware #slibversierdaardewerk
    #ceramicsinmuseums #historyofceramics

  5. Ceramic toys and bird whistles have been made by potters all over the world.
    There are a few pottery centres in Europe that identify themselves with own their specific type of whistle.

    #keramiek #keramik #ceramique #ceramics
    #historyofceramics #ceramicshistory

  6. #Fermentation and Korean #onggi have become very fashionable. But it is not so very long ago that #preservation and fermentation were common in most North-Western European households.
    With the loss of this preservation culture local potters lost an important source of imcome.
    Image: Museumdorp de Locht, Melderslo, Limburg, NL.
    delocht.nl/

    #ceramics #keramik #keramiek #ceramique
    #ceramicsinmuseums
    #historyofceramics #ceramicshistory

  7. Trade in food was strictly regulated in large parts of the Netherlands from the 17th Century on.
    Strawberries and other soft fruit had to be packed and transported in special pots.
    Usually a cup or bowl with a heavy foot and a hole in the bottom to prevent moisture to foul the fruit. Most market towns had their own measure for soft fruits and only licenced potters were allowed to produce these strawberry cups.

    #keramiek #ceramics #ceramique #keramik
    #historyofceramics

  8. Keramion Frechen is a beautiful ceramics museum not far from Collogne. Not only their collection of traditional bellarmines is fabulous the museum stages also a series of groundbreaking contemporary ceramics exhibitions..
    Coll: Keramion Fechen, Germany
    keramion.de/foundation-keramio

    #ceramics #keramik #keramiek #ceramique
    #historyofceramics #ceramicshistory #historicalceramics
    #niederrhein #irdenwareniederrhein
    #intangibleculturalherritage
    #ceramicsinmuseums #ceramicsmuseum

  9. Slipware tile in side-chappel of the church of the Sacred Heart in Tegelen, NL.
    The Parish of the Sared Heart, built in the 1930 for a poor workers community was decorated with tiles made by a local pottery.

    #TilesonTuesday
    #ceramics #keramik
    #tegelsaardewerk #tegelseklei
    #limburgkeramiekland
    #nederrijnsslibversierdaardewerk
    #europeanslipware #continentalslipware
    #historyofceramics #historicalceramics
    #irdenwareniederrhein

  10. Three Medieval round bottom pots, found in the rubble of streetworks in the town centre of Venlo.
    These high fired, reduction fired earthenware pots were locally made between the 9th and the 12th C.
    Private Coll: N&P Steyl

    #ceramics #keramik #keramiek #ceramique
    #irdenwareniederrhein
    #limburgkeramiekland
    #historyofceramics #ceramicshistory #historicalceramics
    #niederrhein
    #intangibleculturalherritage

  11. 2 Medieval 'dolium' jars.
    These reduction fired handbuilt jars were used to store and transport oil, grains and pulses.
    These 2 were made in Elmpt, NRW, DE around 1000 years ago.

    #ceramics #keramiek #keramik #ceramique
    #niederrhein #keramikniederrhein
    #ceramicshistory #historyofceramics

  12. To mark the end of the day and the number of brick or tiles made, late 19th and early 20th century brick and tile makers marked the last one of the day with a number. The number standig for the total number of work made or the number of rows made that day. Private coll. N&P Steyl

    #TilesonTuesday
    #tiles #ceramictiles #brick #bricks
    #ceramics #keramik #keramiek #ceramique #brickmaking
    #terracotta #earthenware
    #historyofceramics #ceramicshistory
    #historicalceramics
    #intangibleculturalherritage

  13. Round bottom pots in Western-Europe were not only made in pre-historic times but also far into the Middle-Ages. These high-fired round bottom earthenware pots were made all over Europe.
    These pots from Brüggen-Öbel and Elmpt were made between the 9th and the 11th C.
    Private Collection: Elmpt, NRW, DE

    #ceramics #keramik #keramiek #ceramique
    #irdenwareniederrhein
    #limburgkeramiekland
    #historyofceramics #ceramicshistory #historicalceramics
    #niederrhein
    #intangibleculturalherritage

  14. This lovely burnished and incised pot was made some 7500 years ago in the South-East of the Netherlands.
    The makers were the first agricultural settlers and are now known as Linear Band Culture so called after the linear band decorations on their ceramics.
    Coll: Archeologisch museum Stein, Limburg, NL stichtingerfgoedstein.nl/

    #ceramics #keramik #keramiek #ceramique
    #LinearBandCeramics
    #limburgkeramiekland
    #historyofceramics #ceramicshistory #historicalceramics
    #ceramicsinuseums

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