Partially glazed jug

Description

A partially glazed jug with a strap handle. The glaze is on the upper body handle and both inside and outside the neck.

Object data

Accession number

CG 055

Date made

15th century AD

Materials

Ceramic; Earthenware; Pottery

Collection

Dimensions (cm)

Provenance

File of material relating to a small, partially-glazed jug. Includes photocopy of information card with photocopy of image of object (date unspecified). Information card notes that the jug was found in Feather Lane, London; Hunt Museum object comment sheet (22 February 1996) containing comments made about the object by Eileen Whyte, archaeologist/pottery specialist. Notes state that the jug probably dates from fourteenth-sixteenth century England, a copy of French ware; photocopy of article from 'London Archaeology' (c. autumn 1983) entitled 'Medieval white-slipped jugs' by Alan Vince.

Place of collection

Technique

Copyright Attribution

Partially glazed jug | Ceramic,Pottery,Earthenware | 15th century AD | The Hunt Collection | PD

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