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User 144 at 08:30, 7 September 2006

2006-09-07T08:30:51Z

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	===Works by SCA Potters===		===Works by SCA Potters===
		⚫	[[image:IMG_8319.jpg\|left\|thumb\|A stoneware cookpot done in the late period [[English]] style by [[Lady]] [[Zahra bint Talib]]. This pot is very sturdy, can be used for cooking by placing directly onto a fire or hot coals, and is easily washed.]]

	[[image:IMG_8319.jpg]]

⚫	A stoneware cookpot done in the late period [[English]] style by [[Lady]] [[Zahra bint Talib]]. This pot is very sturdy, can be used for cooking by placing directly onto a fire or hot coals, and is easily washed.

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Cuinn at 03:18, 7 September 2006

2006-09-07T03:18:26Z

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	[[image:IMG_8319.jpg]]		[[image:IMG_8319.jpg]]

	A stoneware cookpot done in the late period [[English]] style by Lady [[Zahra bint Talib]]. This pot is very sturdy, can be used for cooking by placing directly onto a fire or hot coals, and is easily washed.		A stoneware cookpot done in the late period [[English]] style by [[Lady]] [[Zahra bint Talib]]. This pot is very sturdy, can be used for cooking by placing directly onto a fire or hot coals, and is easily washed.

	[[category:tableware]]		[[category:tableware]]

Cuinn: spelling

2006-09-06T17:30:43Z

spelling

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	Drinking vessels and [[jug]]s were primarily made of these materials and would have been some of the most common items on the [[European]] [[medieval]] [[table]]. In later times, imported ware from [[China]] and [[Islamic]] countries would inspire the immensely popular [[maiolica]] ware of the [[Italian]] [[Renaissance]].		Drinking vessels and [[jug]]s were primarily made of these materials and would have been some of the most common items on the [[European]] [[medieval]] [[table]]. In later times, imported ware from [[China]] and [[Islamic]] countries would inspire the immensely popular [[maiolica]] ware of the [[Italian]] [[Renaissance]].

	Ceramic tableware is less common in the [[SCA]] than metal or wood pieces, as they are harder to find in appropriate styles and many people (incorrectly) fear that ceramic dishes are too fragile (thinking that they will always break when dropped on a hard surface). However, in the [[West Kingdom]], the [[West ~~Kingom~~ Potters Guild]] has formed to demonstrate to the populace that historically accurate styles are possible and practical (much easier to clean than wood, for example).		Ceramic tableware is less common in the [[SCA]] than metal or wood pieces, as they are harder to find in appropriate styles and many people (incorrectly) fear that ceramic dishes are too fragile (thinking that they will always break when dropped on a hard surface). However, in the [[West Kingdom]], the [[West Kingdom Potters Guild]] has formed to demonstrate to the populace that historically accurate styles are possible and practical (much easier to clean than wood, for example).

	==Pottery Styles==		==Pottery Styles==

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2006-09-06T17:28:55Z

Works by SCA Potters

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	[[image:IMG_8319.jpg]]		[[image:IMG_8319.jpg]]

	A stoneware cookpot done in the late period [[English]] style by Lady [[Zahra bint Talib]]. This pot is very sturdy, can be used for cooking by placing directly onto a fire or hot coals, and is easily washed.		A stoneware cookpot done in the late period [[English]] style by Lady [[Zahra bint Talib]]. This pot is very sturdy, can be used for cooking by placing directly onto a fire or hot coals, and is easily washed.

Cuinn at 17:28, 6 September 2006

2006-09-06T17:28:44Z

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	Ceramic tableware is less common in the [[SCA]] than metal or wood pieces, as they are harder to find in appropriate styles and many people (incorrectly) fear that ceramic dishes are too fragile (thinking that they will always break when dropped on a hard surface). However, in the [[West Kingdom]], the [[West Kingom Potters Guild]] has formed to demonstrate to the populace that historically accurate styles are possible and practical (much easier to clean than wood, for example).		Ceramic tableware is less common in the [[SCA]] than metal or wood pieces, as they are harder to find in appropriate styles and many people (incorrectly) fear that ceramic dishes are too fragile (thinking that they will always break when dropped on a hard surface). However, in the [[West Kingdom]], the [[West Kingom Potters Guild]] has formed to demonstrate to the populace that historically accurate styles are possible and practical (much easier to clean than wood, for example).

			==Pottery Styles==
⚫	~~[[image:IMG_8319.jpg]]~~ A stoneware cookpot done in the late period [[English]] style by Lady [[Zahra bint Talib]]. This pot is very sturdy, can be used for cooking by placing directly onto a fire or hot coals, and is easily washed.

			===Works by SCA Potters===

			[[image:IMG_8319.jpg]]
		⚫	A stoneware cookpot done in the late period [[English]] style by Lady [[Zahra bint Talib]]. This pot is very sturdy, can be used for cooking by placing directly onto a fire or hot coals, and is easily washed.

	[[category:tableware]]		[[category:tableware]]

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2006-09-06T17:28:04Z

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	Ceramic tableware is less common in the [[SCA]] than metal or wood pieces, as they are harder to find in appropriate styles and many people (incorrectly) fear that ceramic dishes are too fragile (thinking that they will always break when dropped on a hard surface). However, in the [[West Kingdom]], the [[West Kingom Potters Guild]] has formed to demonstrate to the populace that historically accurate styles are possible and practical (much easier to clean than wood, for example).		Ceramic tableware is less common in the [[SCA]] than metal or wood pieces, as they are harder to find in appropriate styles and many people (incorrectly) fear that ceramic dishes are too fragile (thinking that they will always break when dropped on a hard surface). However, in the [[West Kingdom]], the [[West Kingom Potters Guild]] has formed to demonstrate to the populace that historically accurate styles are possible and practical (much easier to clean than wood, for example).

			[[image:IMG_8319.jpg]] A stoneware cookpot done in the late period [[English]] style by Lady [[Zahra bint Talib]]. This pot is very sturdy, can be used for cooking by placing directly onto a fire or hot coals, and is easily washed.

	[[category:tableware]]		[[category:tableware]]

Cuinn: expanded article, corrections

2006-09-06T17:18:14Z

expanded article, corrections

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	'''Pottery''' refers to objects made from fired clay.		'''Pottery''' refers to objects made from fired clay.

	Drinking vessels and [[jug]]s were primarily made of these materials and would have been the most common items on [[medieval]] [[table]].		Drinking vessels and [[jug]]s were primarily made of these materials and would have been some of the most common items on the [[European]] [[medieval]] [[table]]. In later times, imported ware from [[China]] and [[Islamic]] countries would inspire the immensely popular [[maiolica]] ware of the [[Italian]] [[Renaissance]].

	~~Less~~ common in the [[SCA]] as they are harder to find in appropriate styles and they break when dropped on a hard surface.		Ceramic tableware is less common in the [[SCA]] than metal or wood pieces, as they are harder to find in appropriate styles and many people (incorrectly) fear that ceramic dishes are too fragile (thinking that they will always break when dropped on a hard surface). However, in the [[West Kingdom]], the [[West Kingom Potters Guild]] has formed to demonstrate to the populace that historically accurate styles are possible and practical (much easier to clean than wood, for example).

	[[category:tableware]]		[[category:tableware]]

User 144 at 22:46, 17 March 2006

2006-03-17T22:46:26Z

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	'''Pottery''' refers to objects made from fired clay.		'''Pottery''' refers to objects made from fired clay.

	Drinking vessels and ~~jugs~~ were primarily made of these materials and would have been the most common items on medieval table.		Drinking vessels and [[jug]]s were primarily made of these materials and would have been the most common items on [[medieval]] [[table]].

	Less common in the [[SCA]] as they are harder to find in appropriate styles and they break when dropped on a hard surface.		Less common in the [[SCA]] as they are harder to find in appropriate styles and they break when dropped on a hard surface.

			[[category:tableware]]

144.137.119.138 at 13:16, 22 January 2006

2006-01-22T13:16:27Z

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'''Pottery''' refers to objects made from fired clay.

Drinking vessels and jugs were primarily made of these materials and would have been the most common items on medieval table.

Less common in the [[SCA]] as they are harder to find in appropriate styles and they break when dropped on a hard surface.