CIRCA 1586

细节

A Raeren Jan Emens stoneware dated pewter-mounted narrow-necked jug
Circa 1586
(Enghalskrug) the light brown ground globular body applied with three elaborate medallions, the central one depicting the crested coat-of-arms of Philipp Lomont, Drossard zu Walhorn and his wife Johanna Buck, further with letters P L I B and 15 E E 86 within twisted rope, flanked by two medallions depicting the crested coat-of-arms of Salm-Reiferscheid-Dyck and 1586 within foliage, with narrow ribbed neck, the domed pewter cover connected with a flat thumbpiece to the loop handle ending in a tail
23,5cm high
See illustration

注意事项

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拍品专文

About 1568 Jan Emens began to structure his vessels more strictly and gave the belly a much rounder shape which was setting it off more clearly from the foot and the neck. This was the beginning of the classical period of Raeren stoneware, which was essentially dominated by Jan Emens. Cf. M.Kohnemann, Auflagen auf Raerener Steinzeug (Sankt Vith 1982) p.60 and p.90 for both the coat-of-arms.