Name/Title
Stoneware JugDescription
Jug with a bulbous body and small handle. Circular ring juts out in the middle of the neck, which has circula indentations running down it. The neck slopes out towards the shoulders, which are seperated from the body by a prominent line. The body bulges out in the middle before tapering in significantly towards a small, circular baseDimensions
Height
30.48 cmWidth
12.38 cmDimension Description
BaseWidth
12.38 cmLocation
* Untyped Location
Ceramics CaseRelationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
Teddy TuckerRelated Places
Place
Shipwreck
L’HerminieIsland
Bermuda* Untyped Place
Atlantic OceanGeneral Notes
Note Type
Historical NoteNote
EXHIBIT TEXT:
Going Dutch
The tall stoneware bottle from L’Herminie (1838) was made as a container for Dutch gin or mineral water, and differs only slightly from another found on the Caesar (1818). The larger brown stoneware bottle was made in Holland or Flanders in the late 18th century.
(SEE/SAME TEXT FOR L.96.165).