Dippoldiswald stoneware

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Screw vessel made of Dippoldiswalder stoneware with enamel painting and pewter closure by Master Hans Klemm, 2nd century AD. Half 17th century

Dippoldiswalder Steinzeug are ceramic vessels made of stoneware that were used in the 17th and 18th centuries. Century.

In museums, literature and catalogs of the art trade, this stoneware has been referred to as Annaberger Steinzeug and Freiberg Steinzeug . More recent research results from urban archeology have proven production in Dippoldiswalde beyond any doubt and confirmed the same materials and technical manufacturing processes through scientific studies. Corresponding ceramic productions in Annaberg and Freiberg could not be proven.

The town of Dippoldiswalde has been proven as a place of manufacture in archival, art-historical, archaeological and scientific research (pottery waste).

Web links

literature

  • Andreas Becke: In search of the potters of the »Freiberger« and »Annaberger« stoneware . In: Nearchos 1, 1993, pp. 99-123.
  • Hans Mommsen , Thomas Beier, Anno Hein, Elsa Hähnel and Andreas Becke: New results on Saxon stoneware: Determination of origin by neutron activation analysis and evaluation of archive materials . In: KERAMOS 169, 2000, pp. 67-84.
  • Alexander Schwedt, Hans Mommsen, Elsa Hähnel and Andreas Becke: Neutron activation analyzes on Saxon ceramics to determine the origin of settlement goods from Freiberg . In: KERAMOS 183, 2004, pp. 51-75.
  • Rainer G. Richter: The Dippoldiswalder stoneware. Pottery waste, holdings from the Kunstgewerbemuseum Dresden, a signed jug by master potter Georg Burckhart from 1669 and new findings based on archival research by Andreas Becke . In: Ceramics in Central Germany - State of Research and Perspectives. 41st International Pottery Symposium of the Working Group for Ceramic Research in Dresden, Germany, from September 21 to September 27, 2008; Pp. 271–284 (there also further references). Published by: State Office for Archeology, Dresden 2012.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Anne Barth: Dippoldiswalder Steinzeug - A pottery and its cultural and historical significance. ArchaeoMontan project, Volume 2. In: State Office for Archeology Saxony (Ed.): Publications of the State Office for Archeology Saxony . tape 65 . Dresden 2018, ISBN 978-3-943770-34-6 (320 pages).