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Description: | Slightly swollen cylindrical jug with inverted foot, plain loop handle and slightly up-turned sparrow beak lip. Painted round rim with a border of one yellow ochre and two blue bands, from which is suspended four deep festoons of simple brown husks on a blue stem, terminating in a blue, green and ochre flower at lowest point of loop. Within each festoon loop, three groups of four small brown dots surround a central eight-petalled blue and ochre flower. Between each festoon hangs a single blue stem terminating in green and ochre flowers and brown leaves. Plain blue band round lower body beneath handle terminal, back of handle picked out in a blue herringbone pattern.
Technique: thrown
Technique: painting underglaze
Material: ceramics
Material: earthenware
Material: cobalt blue
Material: pearlware glaze
jug made in Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe, 1800-1840, (1922.1601). | Source: | Manchester City Galleries | Identifier: | mcag.emu.ecatalogue.2159 | Go to resource |
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