Jug handles found in medieval pottery kiln

Made:
1201-1400 in Surrey

Two jug handles found in medieval pottery kiln at Cheam, showing "skewer" method of fastening. dating to the 13/14th century (see Inv. No. 1923-612).

Details

Category:
Ceramics
Object Number:
1928-1064
type:
pottery
credit:
Mr. C. J. Marshall

Parts

Jug handle found in medieval pottery kiln

Jug handle found in medieval pottery kiln

Jug handle found in medieval pottery kiln at Cheam, showing "skewer" method of fastening. dating to the 13/14th century (see Inv. No. 1923-612).

Object Number:
1928-1064/1
type:
pottery fragment
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Jug handle found in medieval pottery kiln

Jug handle found in medieval pottery kiln

Jug handle found in medieval pottery kiln at Cheam, showing "skewer" method of fastening. dating to the 13/14th century (see Inv. No. 1923-612).

Object Number:
1928-1064/2
type:
pottery fragment
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

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