Tankard
about 1754 to 1768 (made)
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Cylindrical; loop handle. Painted with a man and woman with a running hare in a landscape, inscribed below: Laufs wild bräth immer hin nach dem frag ich nicht vill: ich hab schon was mich freüd: und was ich haben will. Pewter foot, and inscribed lid.
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Materials and techniques | Tin-glazed earthenware with painted decoration and pewter mounts |
Brief description | Tankard of earthenware covered with a tin glaze, painted in blue and mounted in pewter. German, Friedberg, about 1754 to 1768. The pewter lid dated 1778. |
Physical description | Cylindrical; loop handle. Painted with a man and woman with a running hare in a landscape, inscribed below: Laufs wild bräth immer hin nach dem frag ich nicht vill: ich hab schon was mich freüd: und was ich haben will. Pewter foot, and inscribed lid. |
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Credit line | Bought with the assistance of the Lane Memorial Fund |
Object history | Originally thought to date to about 1775. Bought from Cecil N. Spero, London. |
Production | Pewter lid dated 1778. |
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Accession number | C.232-1934 |
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Record created | July 16, 2008 |
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