Sold: Early 19thc Tin Glazed Renaissance Style Charger 19th Century

Name: Early 19thc Tin Glazed Renaissance Style Charger
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1078829
Price: 195 GBP
Availability: SoldOut

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A circular tin-glazed earthenware charger featuring a hand-painted landscape with trees, deer, and a building in blue, green, and ochre pigments.

Early 19thc Tin Glazed Renaissance Style Charger

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ObjectDecorative Plates
Period19th century
StyleRenaissance Revival
MaterialEarthenware, Tin Glaze, Pigment
ColourMulticolour
MotifsHand-painted landscape, Animal figures, Architectural elements, Polychrome border
SizeH 41 cm (16 in) x W 41 cm (16 in)

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A tin-glazed charger is a large decorative ceramic plate finished with an opaque white glaze containing tin oxide, historically used for display or serving. Originating in the Middle East, the technique spread through Islamic Spain to Italy as maiolica, and later influenced European faience and delftware traditions.

These pieces are crafted from a secondary clay body, fired into a biscuit form, and coated with a liquid glaze containing tin oxide to create a white, opaque surface. Pigments derived from metal oxides like copper, cobalt, and antimony are then painted directly onto the unfired glaze before a final high-temperature firing.

Authentic pieces typically exhibit irregularities in the glaze, such as pinholes, pooling, and minor crazing resulting from historical firing methods. The footrim often shows unglazed earthenware clay, and the hand-painted pigments display natural variations and softness distinct from modern transfer prints.

Antique chargers can be mounted on a wall as sculptural art using specialised plate hangers or displayed upright on a sideboard using a sturdy metal stand. Pairing historical ceramics with clean-lined contemporary furniture creates a balanced contrast that highlights the artisanal texture of the piece.

Antique tin-glazed items should be kept away from direct sunlight and high humidity to prevent further glaze deterioration and crazing. Cleaning should be limited to gentle dusting with a soft, dry cloth, avoiding immersion in water or the use of chemical cleaning agents.

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Early 19thc Tin Glazed Renaissance Style Charger

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