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Potter: Cardew, Michael
Red earthenware, thrown, with pulled handle, the upper part slip-coated, and decorated with manganese-black and white slip trailing under lead-glaze. The large ovoid jar has a short narrow cylindrical neck to which is attached a pulled handle. On the opposite side of the body about 2.5 cm up from the base there is a short tubular projection into which a wooden spigot is inserted. White slip is trailed around the neck and down the back of the handle. The widest part of the body is decorated with two trailed manganese-black wavy lines, each edged with trailed white slip, appearing yellow under the lead-glaze
History note: Nancy and Andrew Ramage
Given by Nancy and Andrew Ramage
Height: 33.1 cm
Width: 27.6 cm
Method of acquisition: Given by Ramage, Nancy Ramage, Andrew
20th Century, second quarter#
Circa
1933
CE
-
1939
CE
The form of this cider jar resembles a Rhenish stoneware 'Bellarmine'. The form was introduced at Winchcombe pottery about 1933.
Decoration
composed of
slip
( white)
Upper Surface
composed of
glaze
Base
Diameter 15 cm
Body
Handle
Upper Part
red-brown Earthenware
Inscription present: in impressed circular seal
Inscription present: M smaller and within the C in impressed rectangular seal
Inscription present: circular red paper stick on label
Accession number: C.20-2014
Primary reference Number: 199693
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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