Earthenware Jar, Chinese, alcohol; unknown maker; ?; RX.2018.16.2
Earthenware Jar, Chinese, alcohol
About this objectThis bottle is believed to have been brought over by the Chinese settlers who were an important part of the Central Otago gold rush. It was most likely used to store alcohol at around 23% proof.
Maker Maker RoleManufacturer
Date Made?
Periodunknown
Place Made Medium and Materialsprocessed material, ceramic, pottery
Inscription and MarksBase has some markings but it is unclear if they are intentional or just an imperfection as part of the making process.
Measurements
h 155mm x diam 125mm
444g
RX.2018.16.2
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