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Description: | Six-sided lozenge shaped tobacco jar or sugar box in the form of a brick-walled toll house, decorated with a honey-coloured speckled salt-glaze. House has relief-moulded doors along the two long sides, windows in the four short sides, and trailing ivy along the top edge from vines positioned at the corners. Cover modelled in the form of a tiled roof with central brick chimney pot finial. False bottom inside jar with single broken handle, unglazed.
Technique: relief-moulding
Material: ceramics
Material: stoneware
Material: salt-glazed
tobacco jar by Briddon, 1845-1870, (1922.1187). | Source: | Manchester City Galleries | Identifier: | mcag.emu.ecatalogue.2063 | Go to resource |
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