About this jug
Location:
Den Helder - Texel, Netherlands
Netherlands
Long/Lat:
52.99602, 4.92078
Notes: In 2009, Northseadivers conducted an exploratory dive survey on a wreck southeast of Texel in the Wadden Sea. The wreck was named Malzwin 4 and measures approximately 25 x 6 metres. A remarkable find was the ship's bell with the inscription SOLI DEO GLORIA ANNO 1713. Other finds include three bartmann jugs from Stadtlohn/Vreden (1675-1725), wine bottles made of green glass (1700-1750), a cellar bottle also made of green glass, and a beer mug made of glazed stoneware from Westerwald (1700-1750). The ship is believed to have sunk in the first half of the 18th century.
Height: 300.00
Max-width: 220.00
Feature description: Production site Stadtlohn/Vreden. Mask with a medallion of a flower underneath.
Identifier: Malzwin 4-003
Custody: Private collection
