Description (Labels & Markings)
Historic label attached reads 'D.1912.52 Lambeth Ware 25415 17th Century Pennant Coll Deposited by the Earl of Denbigh. Deposited by the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, 1938'
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Author: Aedan Jones

Context (Other)
Two cards for this object; one with more detailed description says it is from England, the other describes it as Flemish from Belgium; this probably refers to the manufacturing location.
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Author: maa

Description (Physical description)
Tall jug of Lambeth ware, Flemish, single-handled, with relief design of queen under canopy and inscription ' Uch Got Hilf Mir' .
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Author: maa

Context (Display)
Exhibited: Archaeology Gallery, case 53, Clarke Gallery, 1984-2010.
Event Date 1984
Author: Imogen Gunn (admin)

Description (Physical description)
German stoneware tankard (Schnelle). Applied silver rim with a ribbed section beneath and a rod handle springing from the neck and attaching to the conical body. A hole is present through the handle probably for the attachment of a silver hinge for a lid. The surface is decorated with three identical panels depicting a woman holding a small trident with a piece of cloth in the other hand; a banner above her reads 'STER EIN IOE TEIN' . Above this is an architectural arch with two long beaked birds and laurel branches flanking a central heart shaped symbol with a smaller bird with its wings outstretched (possibly an owl) above. At the foot of the figure is a section of twisted ropes with two trees wither side. Below this is a rectangular plaque held by two rampant lions that reads 'UCH GOT HILF MIR' The bottom of the vessel is ribbed further and the base is flat. D shaped crack to the upper portion.
Event Date 20/2/2024
Author: Aedan Jones