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Punch-pot and cover

Derby, England (Factory)

Punch began to be drunk in Britain from the 1650s and was usually served from large bowls using a ladle. Around the 1750s it began to be served from ceramic punch-pots. These are very similar to teapots but much larger. It has been suggested that placing punch in this familiar type of vessel removed the threat of bad behaviour often associated with the drink.

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Collection Area

Art

Item Number

NMW A 34668

Creation/Production

Derby, England

1760-1762

Role: Production
Role: Factory
Period: 1760-1762

Acquisition

Gift, 1/2/1918
Given by W.S de Winton

Measurements

Height (cm): 20.2
diam (cm): 19.4
Width (cm): 28.1
Height (in): 7 15/16
diam (in): 7 5/8
Width (in): 11 1/16

Material

Soft-paste porcelain
Enamel
Gilding
Glaze

Categories

English porcelain Porcelain Ceramics Applied Art Published online (Applied Art)
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