1996.155.A-B Eva Zeisel, "Norleans China" shape tureen with "Chatham" pattern decoration, designed c. 1949


GENERAL DESCRIPTION  
Although the Norleans China line was designed in 1949 and introduced to the market the following year, Eva Zeisel did not recieve design patents for the shapes until 1951. The line was initially released with a dozen surface patterns. All of these conservative botanical ornaments may well have been designed by the Mieto staff. 

Adapted from
Charles L. Venable, China and Glass in America 1880-1980 (Dallas, TX: Dallas Museum of Art: New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 2000), 446.

NOTES
Updated source and added in CCs - 9/18 (JBA)

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PROVENANCE 
Until 1996: Yarbro's Antique Mall, Jackson, Tennessee [1]

From 1996: Dallas Museum of Art, purchased from the above [1], [2]

[1] See Yarbro's Antique Mall receipt (dated July 6, 1996, copy in Collections Records Object File). 

[2] Associate Director for Collections and Exhibitions and Chief Curator Charles Venable purchased 1996.155.A-B on behalf of the Dallas Museum of Art. See Dallas Museum of Art reimbursement check to Charles Venable (dated July 19, 1996, copy in Collections Records Object File). 

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UMO Pending
[Letter from Charles Venable to Eva Zeisel]

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FUN FACTS
According to a 1949 advertisement, the United China and Glass Company released Norleans China line in celebration of its 100th anniversary. 

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General Description
 
Although the Norleans China line was designed in 1949 and introduced to the market the following year, Eva Zeisel did not recieve design patents for the shapes until 1951. The line was initially released with a dozen surface patterns. All of these conservative botanical ornaments may well have been designed by the Mieto staff. 

Adapted from
Charles L. Venable, China and Glass in America 1880-1980 (Dallas, TX: Dallas Museum of Art: New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 2000), 446.

Fun Facts
According to a 1949 advertisement, the United China and Glass Company released Norleans China line in celebration of its 100th anniversary. 

Archival Resources

Web Resources
 

Notes
Updated source and added in CCs - 9/18 (JBA)

Cultures

Geography 

Process/materials

Historical periods

Individuals

Subject terms

RELATED OBJECTS 

PROVENANCE 
Until 1996: Yarbro's Antique Mall, Jackson, Tennessee [1]

From 1996: Dallas Museum of Art, purchased from the above [1], [2]

[1] See Yarbro's Antique Mall receipt (dated July 6, 1996, copy in Collections Records Object File). 

[2] Associate Director for Collections and Exhibitions and Chief Curator Charles Venable purchased 1996.155.A-B on behalf of the Dallas Museum of Art. See Dallas Museum of Art reimbursement check to Charles Venable (dated July 19, 1996, copy in Collections Records Object File). 

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United States (nation): TGN: 7012149
molding (forming): AAT: 300053134
*Decorative Arts and Design
decorative arts: AAT: 300054168
%UMO pending
plant-derived motifs: AAT: 300164599
New York (New York/United States): TGN: 7007567
@Robinson
porcelain (visual works): AAT: 300386874
porcelain (material): AAT: 300010662
Zeisel_Eva: ULAN: 500092239
Budapest (Hungary): TGN: 7006280
Nagoya (Japan): TGN: 7004736
gilding (technique): AAT: 300053789
stylization: AAT: 300055836
United China and Glass Company: DMA
Meito: DMA
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