Hunting Jug
ca. 1875-1900 (made)
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Hunting jug with figures of hounds and horsemen in relief around the lower part of the body, rural figures above. An incised band of double parallel lines runs around the mid point of the neck and the uppermost part of the body. The neck, handle and upper part of the body are glazed dark brown.
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | Salt-glazed stoneware with applied sprig-moulded decoration |
| Brief description | Hunting jug, salt-glazed stoneware with applied sprig-moulded decoration, made by Port Dundas Pottery, Glasgow, ca. 1875-1900 |
| Physical description | Hunting jug with figures of hounds and horsemen in relief around the lower part of the body, rural figures above. An incised band of double parallel lines runs around the mid point of the neck and the uppermost part of the body. The neck, handle and upper part of the body are glazed dark brown. |
| Marks and inscriptions | 'Port Dundas Pottery Coy. Glasgow' and '1 Pint', impressed (marks) |
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| Accession number | C.108-1987 |
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| Record created | September 28, 1998 |
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