Jug
Mask
Medallion

MOLA

MOLA

MOLA

About this jug

Mask: Group 11

Medallion: Coat of Arms

Vessel: Group 18

Location:

20 Fenchurch St, London, UK
United Kingdom

Long/Lat: 51.51139, -0.08363

Archaeological Context: Sealed feature: Sealed feature

Site type: Eating / Drinking establishment (i.e. inn, pub)

Notes: This Jug comes from a cellar on Rood Lane, excavated in 2008 -09 by MOLA. The cellar was likely sealed during the Great Fire of London in 1666. The findings made in it documented it to be part of an ale house (or tavern)

Time Period: 1625 - 1675

Height: 370.00

Max-width: 140.00

Rim diameter: 30.00

Foot diameter: 70.00

Feature description: The Jug is missing the handle; it has 3 medallions and 2 Kiln marks on one side near a medallions. The other chipped off the top left of a medallion during the firing process.

Identifier: FEU08- 2056

Custody: Museum

Custody Data: MOLA