Tudor Raeren stoneware mug

iBase ID

592

Title

Tudor Raeren stoneware mug

Short Title

Tudor Raeren stoneware mug

Collection

Social History (Museum of St Albans)

Sub collection

Museum of St Albans artefacts

Description

Tudor Raeren stoneware mug. From 4a Chequer Street1966. These are the sort of mugs painted by Peter Brueghel in the hands of peasants. They became so cheap that the even superseded wooden mugs. Stoneware is a kind of pottery fired at a very high temperature so that the clay vitrifies and is no longer porous. Earthenware is porous unless it is glazed.

Type of Original

photographic slide

Original Photographer or Artist

St Albans Museums photographer

Period of Original

Tudor (1485 - 1603)

Neg No.

SL8914

High Resolution CD No

CD 141

Scanned From

7)modern transparency

Neg Format

135 transparency

Museum Photographer

Kate Warren

Scanned By

Kate Warren

Original Location

1) Photo Studio

1)© St Albans Museums

Location in Image

[not applicable].

Available For

Council publicity
Museum publicity
Un-restricted use

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