pagoda model

Tower of a pagoda model, of hexgonal plan with five storeys. Each storey is modelled with an arched door opening on the main facade, open-work windows, and upturned eaves. The body is pale grey stoneware, painted with brown, blue, turquoise, and white glaze, and highlighted details of the bracket-works and eaves with iron brown pigment. The tower is hollow, with a round hole on the flat, unglazed base for inserting onto the podium base. There is a chip at an eave of the top roof.

object
MUSEUM NUMBER
2460.1.2
Date
19th century
PLACE
COLLECTION
MEASUREMENTS
overall: 530 mm x 226 mm x 226 mm
MATERIAL/TECHNIQUE
stoneware; glaze; pigment
CATEGORY
Anthropology: Ethnography
LOCATION
World Gallery > World Gallery Balcony > Horniman's Vision
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