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‖ schwarzlot|ˈʃvartsloːt|
Also with capital initial.
[G., lit. ‘black lead’.]
A type of decoration used on Dutch and German glass of the seventeenth century, and subsequently on German and Austrian pottery and porcelain, consisting wholly or chiefly of black enamel.
1925B. Rackham tr. E. Hannover's Pottery & Porcelain I. iv. iii. 357 At Nuremberg and Augsburg,..there lived enamel-painters who had white wares delivered to them from the factories to be decorated by them at home.., designs in purple or pictures in the so-called Schwarzlot. Ibid., The glass and Schwarzlot painter Johann Schaper..lived at Nuremberg between 1640 and 1670. 1952J. F. Hayward Viennese Porcelain of Du Paquier Period ix. 107 The combination of hunting subjects and schwarzlot decoration must have been one of the more successful ventures of the [Vienna] factory. Ibid. xi. 123 The big schwarzlot-decorated services date from the 1730s. 1954G. Savage Porcelain through Ages v. 172 Daniel Preussler and his son Ignaz, were Bohemian decorators whose work was principally executed in black enamel—Schwarzlot—which was a characteristically Bohemian practice. 1971Daily Tel. 6 Apr. 10/4 An early Meissen Hausmaler coffee pot and cover... It was decorated in schwarzlot by J. Auffenwerth at Augsburg. 1975Oxf. Compan. Decorative Arts 335/2 Johann Anton Carli of Andernach (d. 1682), painted in schwarzlot a fine goblet bearing a view of Andernach and a beautifully rendered hunting scene. |