List of technical terms relating to porcelain

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The list contains technical terms relating to porcelain .

term since Explanation
shards Term for completely fired porcelain
biscuit ( Italian biscotto ) unglazed matt porcelain, fired twice
banner the circumferential edge zone of the plate, which is separated from the mirror by a groove or the riser
mirror the recessed center of a plate
Conical curved area that can be concave or convex
Fund colored base tone as background
cartridge ( French cartouche 'edging' ), a shield-like surface with richly decorated frames
reserve The area recessed from the colored background is usually surrounded by decor for vedute, portraits, flowers, etc.
glaze the shiny transparent coating of the porcelain
Onglaze Painting on the glaze with on-glaze colors, which requires another firing (muffle firing)
Muffle colors Also called on-glaze colors, they are applied to the glazed porcelain
Underglaze Painting with Untergasur colors, which are applied before the first firing, there are only a few suitable colors
Muffle fire at around 860 ° Celsius in a separate room in the kiln (muffle), which protects the individual pieces from smoke and flames
Accessories (French) also staggering, designation for colored painting, in vedute for added people and animals
Camaieu Painting with gradations of a single color
Grisaille also called black solder painting, painting with only gray gradations
Acanthus Ornament from stylized leaves of the acanthus plant (hogweed)
Foliage and banding 1770 Ornamental form of the baroque, which is used in all subsequent style epochs
Ozier 1761 ( French osier , wickerwork ), bas-relief made of wicker, 12-fold divided by straight bars
Neuozier 1775 Basketwork relief with twisted ribs
Palmettes stylized ornament from palm leaves
Rocaille 1730 ( French rocaille , shell work ), C-shaped ornaments with striped shell edges, characteristic of the Rococo
Bleu mourant 1784 ( French dying blue) Color developed at the request of King Friedrich II
Celadon light gray-green shade
Vermicelli stock 1770 ( French vermiculaire 'worm-like' ; Italian vermicello 'worm' ), surface with a fine worm-like structure
Chinoiserie East Asian decor or scene and in the style of European artists
Watteau painting Painting in the style of paintings by the painter Antoine Watteau
Soft painting 1900 Trade name for flower painting in Art Nouveau style. Avoid bright colors.
Smooth smooth shape without relief decoration
Antique smooth 1790 simple plate shape
English smooth 1776 Plate with 6-fold indented rim
King smooth 1770 Plate with chain rim and flowers in relief
Neuglatt 1769 Plate with 12-fold drawn-in rim, re1ed ornamental band made of spikes and small rocaille arches
Ornaments relief decoration
Antique decoration 1767 The flag is divided 6 times with a relief of rocailles, 3 fields with leaf branches in relief
Neuzierat 1763 Relief decoration from rocailles and leaf branches
Relief decoration 6-fold drawn-in edge, rocailles in relief made of small gusset fields with flower sticks in relief
Solitaire Breakfast service for one person
Tête-à-tête Breakfast service for two, also known as a dejeuner

Individual evidence

  1. https://www.kpm-berlin.com/manufaktur/porzellan-handwerskunst/ Chapter: POLIERGOLD, Paragraph 2: Text: The final firing for the onglaze painting is called a muffle fire (at approx. 860 ° Celsius). A separate room in the kiln protects the individual pieces from smoke and flames.
  2. ^ Franka Dietz: The so-called soft painting on Berlin porcelain around 1900 . Issue 222. Keramos, 2013, ISSN  0453-7580 , OCLC 888743273 , p. 41-52 .
  3. Erich Köllmann: Berlin porcelain . tape I . Klinkhardt & Biermann, Braunschweig 1966, p. 48, 172, 179, 185 .
  4. ^ Erich Köllmann / Magarete Jarchow: Berlin porcelain . tape I . Klinkhardt & Biermann, Munich 1987, ISBN 3-7814-0264-9 , pp. 156, 164 .
  5. ^ Erich Köllmann / Magarete Jarchow: Berlin porcelain . tape I . Klinkhardt & Biermann, Munich 1987, ISBN 3-7814-0264-9 , pp. 153 f., 164 .
  6. ^ Erich Köllmann / Magarete Jarchow: Berlin porcelain . tape I . Klinkhardt & Biermann, Munich 1987, ISBN 3-7814-0264-9 , pp. 153 .
  7. ^ Erich Köllmann / Magarete Jarchow: Berlin porcelain . tape I . Klinkhardt & Biermann, Munich 1987, ISBN 3-7814-0264-9 , pp. 163 .
  8. ^ Erich Köllmann / Magarete Jarchow: Berlin porcelain . tape I . Klinkhardt & Biermann, Munich 1987, ISBN 3-7814-0264-9 , pp. 149 ff., 162 f .