Dipped White Salt-Glazed Stoneware Tankard

Twelve slip-dipped white salt-glazed stoneware base, body and handle sherds from a tankard. The base has four bands of cordoning. The handle is an extruded strap handle with a possible thumb-impressed base. The vessel consists of eight mended sherds and four sherds that mend but are not mended to vessel. This vessel is cross-mended between contexts. 

• Object number

  819.24, 819.4, 895.21, 895.30, 667.29. 667.28, 667.30, 667.31, 667.32, 667.23, 667.22, 648.1

• Date made

  1695 - 1785

• Dimensions

  Base Diameter 4.25 inches

• Decoration

  Cordoned

• Animals/objects

  Tankard

• Category

  Household

• Class

  Ceramic

• Functions

  Alcohol-Related

• Material

  Stoneware

• Context

  Lot 14 North, Midden Level 1 (624.819)

• Forms

  Base/Body/Handle

• Ware types

  White Salt-Glazed, Dipped