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Vase
Designed by Thomas J. Wheatley, T. J. Wheatley & Co.
1880-1882
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Vase (Descriptive)
Artist
Designed by, Thomas J. Wheatley, American, 1853 - 1917@T. J. Wheatley & Co., United States, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1880 - 1882
Medium
glazed earthenware
Dimensions
9 1/2 × 3 in. Diam. (24.1 × 7.6 cm)
Credit Line
Gift of Dr. Charlotte A. Schneyer in memory of her husband, Dr. Leon H. Schneyer, 1987.69
Work Type
vase
Classification
Containers
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Marks
On underside, incised marking: T J W & CO / Pat S[illegible] 28 /1880
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![A mold-formed cottage-type vase with central cartouche featuring a polychrome domestic genre scene. A woman in a pink dress, standing at left, cranks a serinette [French for "little canary"], a small barrel organ used to teach songs to canaries. The a birdcage, housing the canary, hangs above the table, upon which rests both the serinette, and a blue vase contain pink flowers. Beside the table, a grey cat sits upon a wooden chair with green upholstery. This was also the subject of a 1751 painting by Jean-Siméon Chardin (1699 - 1779) entitled "La serinette," now at the Louvre.](https://media.artsbma.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/11082004/SAN_VOL2BMA_Repositorydb_photod2550u11025504AFI1242015_01_z_o2-400x455.jpg "SAN_VOL2BMA_Repositorydb_photod2550u11025504AFI1242015_01_z_o2 | Birmingham Museum of Art")
