Plate

Decorator: Sarah Ryel Comer (American, 1881–1938)
Manufacturer: Paroutaud Frères (French, c. 1903 - 1917)

1913–17

American Decorative Arts

By appointment, Wurtele Study Center
Medium

Semi-vitrified porcelain with overglaze decoration

Dimensions

Diam.: 11 3/4in. (29.845 cm)

Credit Line

Gift of Rosalie M. Berberian, M.P.H. 1967, M.Phil 1980

Accession Number

2006.150.1

Geography

Manufactured in Limoges, Haute-Vienne, Limousin, France

Decorated in Newton, Massachusetts

Culture

American

Period

20th century

Classification

Containers

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Provenance
Knotty Pine Antiques Market, Inc., Keene, N.H.; sold to Rosalie Berberian, New Haven, Conn., 1982; by gift to Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, Conn., 2006
Bibliography
  • "Acquisitions, July 1, 2006–June 30, 2007," in "Japanese Art at Yale," special issue, Yale University Art Gallery Bulletin (2007), 200
  • Marilee Boyd Meyer, ed., Inspiring Reform: Boston's Arts and Crafts Movement, exh. cat. (Wellesley, Mass.: Davis Museum at Wellesley College, 1997), 69, 170-71, no. 18, Biography of Comer on page 209., ill.
  • David Rago Auctions, Inc., Lambertville, N.J., The Berberian Collection, sale cat. (February 27, 1993), 16, lot 37, ill.
Object copyright
No Copyright - United States
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Subject

Marks

"Sarah Ryel Comer., " in gold paint, on underside; "LA SEYNIE/[L]IMOGES/·P AND [on a diagonal] P·/FRANCE," printed in green underglaze on underside

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