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coffee-can
;
saucer
;
cup
Object Type
coffee-can
saucer
cup
Museum number
1909,1201.90
Description
Pair of coffee-cans and saucers; black and white jasper ware; with signs of the zodiac, flower-heads and foliate scrolls; one cup has a black and white cameo of the crab (cancer), the other has the scales (libra).
Producer name
Factory of:
Wedgwood
(under Wedgwood, Josiah I)
Production date
1790
(circa)
Production place
Factory in:
Etruria (England)
(?)
Materials
stoneware
Ware
Jasper ware
Technique
relief
Dimensions
Height:
3.20 inches
$Inscriptions
Location
Not on display
Condition
One saucer and the handle of one cup have been broken and repaired.
Subjects
crustacean
flower
zodiac
Associated names
Emblem of:
Cancer
Emblem of:
Libra
Acquisition name
Donated by:
Isaac Falcke
Donated by:
Mrs Mary Anne Falcke
Acquisition date
1909
Department
Britain, Europe and Prehistory
Registration number
1909,1201.90