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Details for: Platter

Large shallow dish or plate.

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Platter
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Platter - Platter. Made of bronze.

Platter - Platter; carved of wood; oval platter with cavity carved in top, handle carved protruding out one side.

Platter - Pottery platter; grog-tempered fabric, burnished surfaces.

Platter - Pottery platter in terra rubra, with polished slip.

Platter - Pottery platter. Highly micaceous red-brown fabric with traces of dark red slip.

Platter - Pottery platter. Highly micaceous orange-brown fabric with traces of dark red slip.

Platter - Platter; carved of wood; platter with oval bowl, handle out one side that tapers out then back in again at end.

Platter - Nambe (Made by); Dr Eva Zeisel (Designed by); platter; metalware, white metal alloy, shape is a reworking of the platter designed for the 'Tomorrow's...

Platter - A circular platter of medium coarse red siltware pottery, the whole is covered with a greenish-cream slip, worn and chipped away in parts. At the edg...