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Old Hall Earthenware Company
(Factory)
Octagonal jug, in the Gothic Revival taste, cane-coloured stoneware, the exterior smear-glazed, shallow spreading foot, waisted flaring rim and square handle; foot moulded with tracery, the sides with arcaded crocketed lancets, each containing a standing robed figure, the rim with an arcade of cusped arches and leaf ornament, and the handle with bearded masks. The Apostle Jug, design first registered in 1842 by Charles Meigh.
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Collection Area
Art
Item Number
NMW A 30152
Creation/Production
Role: Production
Role: Factory
Place: Hanley, Staffordshire
Period: 1861-1886
Acquisition
Gift, 1903
Given by Robert Drane
Measurements
Height
(cm): 16.7
Length
(cm): 13.6
Width
(cm): 8.6
Height
(in): 6
Length
(in): 5
Width
(in): 3
Techniques
Press-moulded
Forming
Applied Art
Material
Smear-glazed stoneware
Location
Gallery 07A South
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