Painted Salt-Glazed Stoneware Cup

One handled salt-glazed stoneware cup with a cobalt blue painted leaf pattern on the exterior body. The vessel consists of four mended sherds. A New York-made stoneware, likely by the Crolius or Remmey potters.

• Object number

  984.342, 984.343, 984.344, 984.345

• Date made

  1620 - 1770

• Dimensions

  Height 2 inches

  Rim Diameter 3.25 inches

• Decoration

  Painted

  Iron Oxide Slip (Mottled Slip)

• Color

  Blue

• Animals/objects

  Cup

• Patterns

  Leaf

• Category

  Household

• Class

  Ceramic

• Functions

  Teaware

• Material

  Stoneware

• Context

  New Gaol and First Almshouse Midden: Feature 55, Bag 984 (F55.B984)

• Forms

  Base/Body/Rim/Handle

• Ware types

  Salt-Glazed

  Stoneware, North American