221/1998
Collection
Ceramics
Brief description
Hand-thrown porcelain vessel with a pale blue/green glaze, designed and made by Sophie Cook, and retailed by Space in 1998.
Object name
vessel
bottle
bottle
Object number
221/1998
Location
On Display
Production person
Sophie Cook (designer)
Sophie Cook (maker)
Sophie Cook (maker)
Production organisation
Space (retailer)
Production date
1998 (retailed)
Production place
London (made)
Period
Twentieth century (1900-1999)
Material
porcelain
glaze
glaze
Technique
thrown
glazed
glazed
Physical description
Tall, hand thrown, porcelain vase of bottle form with blue/green glaze. The vase tapers gently towards the long slender neck which flares gently at the top. Stamped `SC' on the base for the designer and maker Sophie Cook.
Dimensions
Diameter: 9.2cm
Height: 53.4cm
Height: 53.4cm
Website keywords
Decoration and furnishings
ornaments
ornaments
Label
Caption for Exploring 20th Century London website:
Designer/maker Sophie Cook made these hand-thrown porcelain vessels in her studio in Deptford, around 1998. She's written that only about half of all the pieces she makes survive the process, and the translucence of these three survivors - porcelain is slightly translucent when hard - is a reminder of the medium's fragility.
Designer/maker Sophie Cook made these hand-thrown porcelain vessels in her studio in Deptford, around 1998. She's written that only about half of all the pieces she makes survive the process, and the translucence of these three survivors - porcelain is slightly translucent when hard - is a reminder of the medium's fragility.
Rights holder
Sophie Cook
Rights note
Credit line should be Sophie Cook Porcelain.
Sophie Cook was contacted on 16/12/2008 by Caroline Hamson regarding copyright clearance. She stated, "Your welcome to use the image, just my name in the picture credits would be great or Sophie Cook porcelain."
Sophie Cook was contacted on 16/12/2008 by Caroline Hamson regarding copyright clearance. She stated, "Your welcome to use the image, just my name in the picture credits would be great or Sophie Cook porcelain."