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Maiolica arcaica. Jug. Unidentified Orvieto pottery, Italy, Umbria. Shape 10. Thickly potted bulbous body with vertical zone round the widest part, cylindrical neck with large pelican-beak spout, and wide strap handle composed of three rolls of clay pressed together and flattened. The jug originally had relief heads on the front and sides, but only one of the latter remains. The vertical area is decorated with leaves, with two manganese bands below, and each side of the shoulder, with two panels filled with leaves and cross-hatching. On the neck, there are lanceolate leaves between two pairs of manganese bands; on the spout, manganese horizontal lines; and on the handle, three groups of manganese stripes alternating with two green, with three green below. Earthenware: the interior is lead-glazed yellowish-brown, the exterior is tin-glazed pale greyish-white; painted in manganese and copper-green. Height, whole, 20.4 cm, diameter, base, 14.1 cm, width, handle to spout, 24.5 cm, circa 1300-1400. Late Medieval.
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