1/5 of A&S 50

As I've just hit 1/5th of my A&S 50 goal I thought I'd make a few summary tables because I'm a scientist and I like tables. It's also helped solidify my ideas of what I've looked at and where I want to investigate in the future. Spoilers for plates currently in the works!

Plate	ID	Experimental component
0.1	Undocumenting the Spanish Tazza	Investigation into the Spanish colour choices and symbolism
1	Antoinettes Plate	1st ever plate - adapting motif's for household use
2	Gabriel De Beaumont Plate	Conversion of style and symbols for HRM
3	Constanzia Moralez's Plate	Conversion of style and symbols for HRM
4	Relief Plate	Creation of relief post-bisque
5	Ibis Plate	Single layer of colour (watercolour effect)
6	Drollery 1	Light on dark shading
7	Drollery 2	Dark on light shading
8	Peacock Plate	Rainbow lustre and copper based pigment
9	Dove Plate	White line solution investigation
9.1	Iranianplates	Lobed edges and saltanabad-ware
10	Vandals Plate	Squeezie bottle for lines and dots
11	Hare Bowl	Line work shading and bowl shape
12	Mirriams Plate	Medieval font

Even though I'm in an Iranian designs zone at the moment, I also want to expand my array of cultures and times.

Plate	Style	Culture	Age
0.1	-	Spanish	-
1	Lusterware	Spanish	15th C
2	Tin Glazed earthenware	Spanish, Seville or Valencia	1525-1550
3	Tin Glazed earthenware	Spanish, Seville or Valencia	1550-1600
4	Lusterware	Spanish, Reus	1575-1600
5	Luserware	Spanish, Manises	1525-1575
6	Illumination
7	Illumination
8	Stonepaste with under-glaze decoration	Syrian	12th C
9	Earthenware	Iran	14th C
9.1	-	Iranian
10	Lusterware	Spanish	15th C
11	Tin Glazed earthenware	Italy, Florence	1450
12	Tin Glazed earthenware with luster	Spanish, Manises	1400-1450

So, that's 1/5th done in 1.5 years and I have two years to go. Wish my luck. Also, I'm open to requests, who knows, you might inspire me to try something completely different!