Jug
mid to late 15th century (made)
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Small drinking jug of ovoid form with rod handle (poorly applied), no lip and flattened neck rim. Buff-coloured clay with poorly applied rod handle. Orange/green speckled glaze round middle of body only. Concave base.
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Materials and techniques | White earthenware with lead glaze |
Brief description | Small drinking jug with rod handle, white earthenware with lead glaze, English, Surrey (Cheam), mid to late 15th century. |
Physical description | Small drinking jug of ovoid form with rod handle (poorly applied), no lip and flattened neck rim. Buff-coloured clay with poorly applied rod handle. Orange/green speckled glaze round middle of body only. Concave base. |
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Gallery label | Jug
Made in Cheam, Surrey, England, 15th century
White earthenware with lead glaze
C.803-1923 Given by Onyx Property Investment Company
Found on a kiln-site at Cheam, Surrey.(23/05/2008) |
Credit line | Given by Onyx Property Investment Company |
Object history | Found on a kiln-site at Cheam, Surrey. |
Historical context | Museum of London (5633 or 5652) |
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Accession number | C.803-1923 |
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Record created | March 31, 2008 |
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