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New Hall jug

, 1790–1800

Wardown House – Museum and Gallery, Luton

This hard-paste jug is decorated in enamels with a monogram 'TC' in gold. It is one of a number of large, finely decorated presentation jugs made at the turn of the 18th century at the New Hall factory in Staffordshire.

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Title of artwork, date

New Hall jug, 1790–1800

Date supported

1977

Medium and material

Hard-paste & enamel

Dimensions

20 cm

Grant

105

Total cost

420

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