Cleveland Museum of Art

Covered Bowl

Saint-Clément Factory

Date

c. 1775

Medium

tin-glazed earthenware (faience) with enamel decoration

Culture

France, 18th century

Department

Decorative Art and Design

Institution

Cleveland Museum of Art

The faience factory at Saint-Clément in eastern France closely imitated the styles and techniques employed by the Hannong's at Strasbourg. The monochrome landscapes in red on this covered bowl demonstrate the influence of German, in this case Meissen, porcelain on the faience made in this part of France.

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