- Hunting mug
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Hunting mug
- Place of origin:
London (made)
- Date:
1727 (dated)
- Artist/Maker:
Unknown
- Materials and Techniques:
Salt-glazed stoneware with applied detail and incised
- Credit Line:
Transferred from the Museum of Practical Geology, Jermyn Street
- Museum number:
3689-1901
- Gallery location:
Ceramics, Room 138, The Harry and Carol Djanogly Gallery, case B, shelf 4
Physical description
Mug of salt-glazed stoneware with applied figures in low relief and incised with the name 'Edw. Slark' and date '1727'. The upper part is coloured brown. Cylindrical in shape with a loop handle. The decoration consists of figures stag-hinting, shooting and wrestling, and with houses, trees and rosettes. On the bottom inside is a figure of a fox.
Place of Origin
London (made)
Date
1727 (dated)
Artist/maker
Unknown
Materials and Techniques
Salt-glazed stoneware with applied detail and incised
Marks and inscriptions
'Edw. Slark'
Incised
'1727'
Incised
Dimensions
Height: 20.3 cm, Diameter: 13.3 cm
Descriptive line
Mug of salt-glazed stoneware with applied figures, made at 'Factory B', London, dated 1727.
Labels and date
Hunting mug
Made at the "Factory B", London, England, dated 1727
Salt-glazed stoneware with applied detail
3689-1901 Jermyn Street Collection [23/05/2008]
Production Note
Made at 'Factory B', London.
Materials
Salt glaze; Stoneware
Techniques
Applied; Incised
Subjects depicted
Hunting; Fox; Rosettes; Houses; Figures; Trees
Categories
Ceramics; Stoneware
Collection
Ceramics Collection
