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Daniel Spoerri, “The Seville Series No. 16”

Immortalisation of a supper through mounting crockery, cutlery and preserved leftovers of the food. The resultant composition is supposed to be exhibited vertically. To present a table at such an angle introduces a gravitational disturbance.

Tags: 3D 3D plus vessel tableware food © all rights reserved
Subjects: contemporary art
Technique: assemblage
Material: Scanachrome print ready–made objects
Soup vase with a monogram of Prince Eustachy Erazm Sanguszko

Sets of tableware were initially assembled of objects made in a different style, time, and places. Only in the 17th and 18th centuries uniformly decorated tableware, known today as services, began to appear. Until the beginning of the 19th century, there were no strict rules determining what dishes should be included in such a set; therefore, they were put together according to current fashions or the personal preference of the person ordering them...

Tags: Sanguszko family nobility vessel 3D tableware food public domain
Subjects: daily life at the table famous people
Technique: engraving gilding chiselling forging soldering casting
Material: silver
Set of twelve spoons with busts of the Apostles and the Szeliga and Przeginia coats of arms

The preserved Polish inventories dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries inform of a rather high number of silver and gold spoons being the property of the royal court, the Polish aristocracy, the nobility and the bourgeoisie.

Tags: ornamental techniques coat of arms silversmiths 3D saints tableware public domain
Subjects: religion at the table written
Technique: struck gilding chiselling casting
Material: silver
Jewish tin plate

This plate could have been used on the Sabbath or, more likely, during the Purim holiday celebrated in the month of Adar, which symbol is fish, used as an decoration motif in this exhibit. 

Tags: judaica vessel sabbath holy day 3D multiculturalism Jews silversmiths tableware public domain
Subjects: multiculture religion at the table
Technique: engraving
Material: tin sheet
Cup

It is one of the most magnificent Baroque, secular works of Polish goldsmithery preserved in the collection in the world. The scenes most emphasized on the goblet are connected with weaving. This was the main source of income for the residents of Leszno in the 17th century. Two of them illustrate everyday occupations – shearing and weaving, and the third one clearly has a allegorical meaning.

Tags: tableware vessel ornamental techniques silversmiths chalice baroque 3D public domain
Subjects: daily life at the table
Technique: chiselling forging casting
Material: silver
Mug with a cover

European goldsmithing between the 16th and the 18th century reached an unprecedented artistic and technical level, which was largely due to German masters operating mostly in the chief goldsmithing centre — Augsburg. Thanks to their mass production and high artistic class, goldsmith products from Augsburg soon dominated the markets of Central and Eastern Europe.

Tags: Sanguszko family sarmatism vessel silversmiths 3D baroque tableware 3D plus public domain
Subjects: daily life religion at the table
Technique: engraving gilding chasing forging soldering casting
Material: silver
Coffee set designed by Stanisław Witkiewicz

Small is beautiful...
Museums are usually associated with large cool rooms with beautiful paintings hanging on the walls and accompanied by remarkable sculptures. In this totally undisturbed silence the works arouse universal respect and admiration. Are museums just about paintings and sculptures?

Tags: ornamental techniques ornament set Zakopane Style everyday life Stanisław Witkiewicz Zakopane 3D tableware
Subjects: daily life at the table famous people
Technique: gilding chiselling casting
Material: silver
Scoop

Seasonal high-mountain herding was a traditional form of breeding in Podhale. For several months in a year people used pastures for sheep, and also for cows, oxen, goats and horses in the past. In pastures situated in the Tatra Mountains they had shelters where sheep milk was processed to make cheese. The dishes that were present in every shepherd’s shelter included, for example, scoops (cerpoki), wooden cups with a decorated handle that were used by shepherds to drink żentyca — sheep milk whey.

Tags: ornamental techniques The Podhale vessel everyday life 3D tableware 3D plus public domain
Subjects: daily life at the table rural areas sculpted mountain
Technique: sculpture turning engraving
Material: metal sycamore wood spruce
Vessel in the shape of the Polish Eagle

At present, the tableware of the Polish royal court is known to us almost exclusively from archive materials. The majority of preserved single items or their designs come from Augsburg – the most important centre of the European goldsmithery in the 17th and 18th centuries. Among these items, the most outstanding is the state set of John Casimir Vasa.

Tags: manor house tableware vessel ornamental techniques silversmiths coat of arms 3D plus animals 3D public domain
Subjects: authority at the table
Technique: chiselling forging cutting
Material: silver
Sugar bowl from Aleksander Józef Sułkowski's set

A sugar bowl with a lid, having the form of an oval flattened and buckled vase standing on four volute legs. The lid is topped with a handle in the shape of a cone. The legs are made up of dual scrollwork patterns with female masks in palmette crowns placed between them; their back side is additionally ornamented with raised acanthus leaves. There is a characteristic woven relief around the edge, called Sułkowski's pattern (Sułkowski Ozier).

Tags: ceramics Meissen tableware vessel set ornamental techniques ornament 3D WMM Plus public domain
Subjects: at the table sculpted
Technique: baking glazing extrusion in mould overglaze painting
Material: porcelain
Did you know that How to recognize majolica products from Nieborów?

The furnace presented on our website was made in the factory founded in 1881 by Prince Michał Radziwiłł in the Majolica Workshop in Nieborów. Although it only existed for 11 years, the factory in Nieborów created a characteristic, recognizable style, apparent also in our exhibit...

Tags: stove baronage everyday life ornamental techniques tableware ceramics set tile Creative Commons licenses
Subjects: painted sculpted famous people
Did you know that Inwokacja do bogini Kamuj-Fuci — opiekunki ogniska domowego

Inwokacja zapisana przez N.A. Newskiego.
„Twój oddech,
ciepłem wiejąc,
otuchy dodaje...

Tags: religion The Seweryn Udziela Ethnographic Museum in Kraków beliefs Gods food family tableware © all rights reserved
Subjects: multiculture religion
“Hiratemae” imperial tea set used during the summer season

Chaji may last for several hours and during this time guests have the opportunity to taste thick koicha tea and light usucha tea, as well as to refresh themselves with a light dish or to taste sweets. All the elements are chosen specifically for such a meeting. In terms of form and motif, utensils should match the season and the occasion. Even the dishes reflect the seasonal characteristics of nature. When speaking about uniqueness of each chaji, the Japanese use a phrase ichigo ichie, meaning: the only meeting like this in life, and the cultivation of this lifestyle is called the Tea Way.

Tags: Japan ceremony tradition 3D ceramics WMM Plus tableware © all rights reserved
Subjects: daily life at the table
Technique: glazing extrusion in mould yōhen baking bending
Material: gold lacquerware iron cast cotton thread bamboo stoneware
Blogs Entry Luksusowe szkło kryształowe
Tags: crystal Creative Commons licenses Błąd nazwy craft Błąd nazwy baroque chalice vessel tableware
Blogs Entry Słodkie małpki z porcelany i zinstytucjonalizowana państwowa przemoc
Tags: Jews craft tableware sculpture contemporary art ceramics authority rococo Meissen
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The Małopolska's Virtual Museums project is co-funded by the European Union within the Małopolska Regional Operational Programme for the years 2007-2013 and the Małopolska Province, as the undertaking of the Department of Business Development of the Office of Małopolska Province Marshal and the Małopolska Institute of Culture in Kraków in cooperation with 35 museums from the Małopolska region.