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Image of Gallery in South Kensington
On display at V&A South Kensington
Ceramics, Room 139, The Curtain Foundation Gallery

Jug

ca. 1760 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Jug of porcelain, painted with enamels and moulded in relief, and with an ovoid body, cylindrical neck, and loop handle with acanthus-leaf in relief, and the body is moulded into leaf-shaped panels, and on the front is a landscape with a goldfinch and other birds perched on a tree in the foreground and buildings in the distance, and a goose and other birds flying are scattered over the remainder of the body, and round the neck is a border of leaves in relief between two bands if scrollwork in purple.


Object details

Categories
Object type
Materials and techniques
Porcelain painted with enamels and moulded in relief
Brief description
Jug of porcelain, painted with enamels and moulded in relief, and with an ovoid body, cylindrical neck, and loop handle with acanthus-leaf in relief, made by Worcester porcelain factory, Worcester, ca. 1760.
Physical description
Jug of porcelain, painted with enamels and moulded in relief, and with an ovoid body, cylindrical neck, and loop handle with acanthus-leaf in relief, and the body is moulded into leaf-shaped panels, and on the front is a landscape with a goldfinch and other birds perched on a tree in the foreground and buildings in the distance, and a goose and other birds flying are scattered over the remainder of the body, and round the neck is a border of leaves in relief between two bands if scrollwork in purple.
Dimensions
  • Height: 20.5cm
  • Diameter: 14.6cm
Credit line
Given by Lady Charlotte Schreiber
Object history
Purchased by Lady Charlotte Schreiber from Brookes, London, for £4 5 shillings in December 1866
Subjects depicted
Other number
Sch. I 498 - Schreiber number
Collection
Accession number
414:542-1885

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Record createdJanuary 19, 2009
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