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Gin Jug

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Date: c. 1750
Medium: glaze, cobalt (mineral), porcelain, brass (alloy)
Institution: Rijksmuseum

Humorous drinking vessels in the shape of a guzzling figure seated on a barrel were popular in Europe in the early 18th century. They were made of Delft earthenware, as well as Japanese porcelain. The head is detachable and a European copper tap has been added.

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