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{{first pic|Tobacco-pot.jpg|A [[tobacco pot]] from the ''[[Elysium (The Elysium)|Elysium]]''. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Elysium (feature)|The Elysium]]'')}} | {{first pic|Tobacco-pot.jpg|A [[tobacco pot]] from the ''[[Elysium (The Elysium)|Elysium]]''. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Elysium (feature)|The Elysium]]'')}} | ||
'''Pottery''' was a type of object. | '''Pottery''' was a type of object. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
=== 3rd century B.C. === | === 3rd century B.C. === | ||
In [[China]], [[ | In [[China]], [[BC#3rd century B.C.|221 BC]], [[Pottery painter (The Angels Take Manhattan)|a pottery painter]] [[paint]]ed [[vase]]s which would later be regarded as [[Qin dynasty]] [[artefact]]s. "[[Yowzah]]!" was painted in [[Chinese language|period Chinese]] on the base of one of his vases, at the [[Eleventh Doctor]]'s request. ([[TV]]: {{cs|The Angels Take Manhattan (TV story)}}) | ||
=== 19th century === | === 19th century === | ||
Revision as of 15:24, 27 April 2024
Pottery was a type of object.
History
3rd century B.C.
In China, 221 BC, a pottery painter painted vases which would later be regarded as Qin dynasty artefacts. "Yowzah!" was painted in period Chinese on the base of one of his vases, at the Eleventh Doctor's request. (TV: The Angels Take Manhattan [+]Loading...["The Angels Take Manhattan (TV story)"])
19th century
There was various items of pottery on the Elysium before her crash on 17 July 1888. (PROSE: Enthusiastic Amateur Diver Shares His Discoveries With You! [+]Loading...["Enthusiastic Amateur Diver Shares His Discoveries With You! (short story)"]) One such item was a tobacco pot, a photograph of which was displayed on the website of the North West Historical Society. (PROSE: The Elysium [+]Loading...["The Elysium (feature)"])
20th century
By 1938, the vase with "Yowzah!" painted onto it was in private possession of New York City art collector Julius Grayle. (TV: The Angels Take Manhattan [+]Loading...["The Angels Take Manhattan (TV story)"])
In the 1970s, the Sixth Doctor wanted to learn pottery. (PROSE: Teach Yourself Ballroom Dancing [+]Loading...["Teach Yourself Ballroom Dancing (short story)"])
21st century
In the 2010s, after Daryl Christofi obtained some of the salvage rights to the Elysium and managed to enter the ship after a few unsuccessful dives, he recovered some pottery. He then loaned this pottery, and some other artefacts, to a touring exhibition. (PROSE: Enthusiastic Amateur Diver Shares His Discoveries With You! [+]Loading...["Enthusiastic Amateur Diver Shares His Discoveries With You! (short story)"])
In the 21st century, Louise Jameson was in the possession of a TARDIS teapot, from which her Home Assistant V14 poured her a cup of tea. (WC: Home Assistant [+]Loading...["Home Assistant (webcast)"])
Other realities
Within a parallel universe where Doctor Who seemingly only existed as a fictional television series, TARDIS teapots were a type of merchandise, one of which was within Ally's home. (COMIC: The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who [+]Loading...["The Girl Who Loved Doctor Who (comic story)"])
