Honiton pottery

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Honiton pottery is a distinctive style of English earthenware, traditionally hand-decorated with colorful, often floral designs and historically produced in the town of Honiton in Devon.

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Devon pottery 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf English pottery
decorative art
earthenware
associatedWith Devon pottery tradition
Honiton Pottery company NERFINISHED
West Country ceramics
category studio and factory pottery
country United Kingdom
culturalSignificance example of regional English pottery
represents Honiton local craft tradition
decorationTechnique freehand painting
slip trailing
decorativeMotif flowers
foliage
geometric borders
scrollwork
firing kiln-fired
glazeType lead glaze
handcraftAspect hand-painted decoration
individual brushwork
locatedIn Devon
England
Honiton NERFINISHED
market antique ceramics
collectibles
material earthenware clay
notablePeriod 19th century
20th century
productionMethod hand-decorated
regionOfOrigin South West England NERFINISHED
style colorful designs
floral designs
slipware decoration
traditional English country pottery
typicalColor brown decoration
cream ground
green decoration
polychrome decoration
yellow decoration
typicalForm bowls
jugs
plates
souvenir ware
tableware
teapots
vases
use decorative objects
domestic tableware
tourist souvenirs

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Honiton hasTraditionalProduct Honiton pottery
Torquay Museum hasExhibit Honiton pottery
this entity surface form: Devon pottery