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Pottery:
Unidentified Cologne pottery
(Possibly)
Pottery:
Unidentified Frechen pottery
(Possibly)
Silversmith:
CA
Salt-glazed stoneware with silver-gilt mounts, and cover with a finial in the shape of St George and the Dragon
Salt-glazed stoneware with a bulbous body, cyclindrical neck, spreading foot, and applied handle. The foot, neck, and top of the loop handle have silver-gilt mounts, and the thumbpiece and cover are also silver-gilt. The flat foot ring is cast and has a decorative border. Above this is a border of dentil moulding. Cut stylised leaves hold the pottery foot in place. The neck mount is chased with an ornate pattern of strapwork. The slightly domed cover is embossed and chased with three masks and fawns between bunches of fruit on a matted ground. The finial is a cast model of St. George and the Dragon, and stands on a gadrooned knop. The thumbpiece is a cast model of the bust of a man in courtly dress.
History note: Not known before Leonard Daneham Cunliffe, Esq.
L.D. Cunliffe Bequest, 1937
Width: 14 cm
Width: 5½ in
Method of acquisition: Bequeathed (1938) by Cunliffe, Leonard Daneham
16th Century, Mid
Elizabeth I
1558
CE
-
1559
CE
Rhenish brown salt-glazed stoneware is sometimes referred to as 'tiger ware'. The jug could have been made at either Cologne or Frechen
The London maker's mark 'CA' in monogram has not been identified.
Surface Of Mounts
composed of
gilt
Mounts
composed of
silver
Body
composed of
stoneware
Base
Diameter 10 cm
Diameter 4 in
To Top Of Finial
Height 23.5 cm
Height 9¼ in
Finial
Inscription present: leopard's head crowned
Inscription present: 'CA' (or possibly OA) in monogram
Accession number: EC.32-1938
Primary reference Number: 76947
Old object number: C.1A-1938
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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