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Jug

Collection Type

  • Decorative arts

Date

ca. 1800

GUSN

GUSN-26150

Description

Bellarmine type. Brownish-tan "orange peel" glaze extends 2/3's the way down sides. Clear glaze to base from this point. Thrown by hand, the sides flare out from base and in at the shoulders. Neck is decorated w/ an embossed "grotesque" (male face). Side has the stamps: [horseshoe shaped appearance]. Rings at lip. Pulled handle. Base has sticker: "From the collection of Joseph Downs".

Details

Descriptive Terms

jugs (vessels)
glazing (coating)
salt glaze
stoneware (pottery)
grotesques
Stoneware
Salt-Glazed
Grotesque
JUG

Associated Building

Gilman Garrison House (Exeter, N.H.),

Maker

Unknown

Dimensions

15.5 (H) (inches)

Credit Line

Bequest of William Perry Dudley

Accession Number

1966.1404

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