Salt Glazed Pottery South China Sea Storage Jar After the antique clean lines and contrasting materials

clean lines and contrasting materials capture the innovative spirit of Italian design during this period

this painting offers rarity and a direct connection to its creator—sought after qualities for collectors of Victorian paintings

exemplifying the era’s appreciation for French influence in English cabinet furniture

producing a dynamic contrast of colour and grain

resulting in a piece that balances harmony and function

Salt Glazed Pottery South China Sea Storage Jar After the antique clean lines and contrasting materials17th Century Salt Glazed Pottery South China Sea Storage Jar. This 17th century utility salt glazed pottery storage vessel is an example of traditional South China Sea pottery. South China Sea, circa 1700 Height: 42. 5 cms (16. 7 ins) Diameter: 33 cms (13 ins) Salt glazing was a popular technique in the area during the 17th and 18th centuries, and was used to create a hard, durable finish on pottery items such as storage jars, jugs, and bowls.