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Pickle Dish

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The image shows a ceramic dish in the shape of a maple leaf, titled "Pickle Dish" by the artist. The dish is made of ceramic and has a glossy finish. It is shaped like a maple leaf with five pointed lobes, each with a wavy edge. The surface of the dish features a pattern of veins, resembling the appearance of a real leaf. The dish is positioned on a flat surface, with a small foot visible underneath. The background of the image is dark gray, with some faint marks, and a light source casting a shadow to the right of the dish. The overall appearance of the dish is one of a decorative piece, likely used for serving pickles or other small items.

Artwork Details

Date
1750–70
Medium
Stoneware
Culture
British (American market)
Dimensions
599 × 379 px
Public Domain
Yes
Museum Record
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