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Jug

Dateabout 1835
MediumWheel-thrown salt-glazed stoneware with cobalt blue decoration; cork
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (height including cork x diameter): 19 x 11in. (48.3 x 28cm)
ClassificationsCeramics
Credit LineMuseum purchase
DescriptionTall, ovoid, grey stoneware jug with cobalt blue decoration. The jug has a flat base and gently swelling sides that taper at the shoulder to form a narrow neck and reeded rim. A pulled strap handle connects the rim with the shoulder of the jug. Opposite the handle, an impressed mark consists of a scalloped line above "STEDMAN/ SEYMOUR/ NEW HAVEN". The word "New Haven" is in italics. Both ends of the handle and the mark are hand-painted with small amounts of cobalt blue. There are several imperfections in the surface of the stoneware. Thickly applied portions of the glaze to the right of the mark are a light brown, and there are two bumps in the stoneware to the lower left of the mark. A chip in the stoneware is also located to the lower left of the mark. An old cork is still wedged tightly into the rim.
Object number1963.27.0
MarkingsOpposite the handle, an impressed mark consists of a scalloped line above "STEDMAN/ SEYMOUR/ NEW HAVEN". The word "New Haven" is in italics.
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