Small green-glazed jug found in North Yorkshire

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Posted by Eszterhazy

5 years ago

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Description I found this jug in a field near the village of Riccall in North Yorkshire, where Harald Hardrada's fleet was moored during the abortive invasion of 1066. There was an Anglo-Saxon settlement there at the time. Height: 68mm. Width: 42mm. I would be interested to hear any ideas about its possible origin.

Category Ceramics and Porcelains

Medium Ceramic

Distinguishing marks None

Condition Excellent

Date Period Unknown

Price N/A

Price Paid (If known) N/A

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Small green-glazed jug found in North Yorkshire

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