Jug; c1900s; 4339
Jug
About this objectLight yellow/brown jug with fluted base and top. On one side is a view of early Thames Street, Morrinsville. The etching is black looks almost like scrimshaw work. Underneath the etching is written Morrinsville N.Z. in black
Date Madec1900s
Place Made Medium and MaterialsCeramic
Subject and Association DescriptionThis small pale cream china jug (date unknown, possibly early 1900's) made in Germany has a black painted scene of Thames Street, Morrinsville. It features the Phoenix Hall which has a round motif panel at the top of the door. On the road outside the hall are three figures. They are said to be Peggy Pollard, her brother Tea and a pet dog.
Credit LineThe jug was donated by Mrs Peggy Pollard who was the only daughter of Dr Seville, of Morrisville's earliest doctors.
Object Type Object number4339
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