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The Bayrheed Mazer

Bayrheed (Barehead) William of, 1600–1613

Mazer - popular drinking vessel from Medieva times. Wooden bowl and central boss - attributed to North -East provincail workmanship for the period before the firm estb. of Newcastle as the major North-East silversmithing centre.

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Title of artwork, date

The Bayrheed Mazer, 1600–1613

Date supported

1997

Medium and material

Maplewood, silver

Dimensions

6 x 15 cm

Grant

2000

Total cost

8000

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