Stephens stoneware ink bottle

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Title

Stephens stoneware ink bottle

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Cromwell Museum

Collection

Cromwell Museum

Description

Brown Stephens stone ink bottle, with a tiny spout. Inscribed on side Stephens 191 Alders Gate Street, London. Stoneware salt glazed ink bottles are iconic items of their era. This particular example is the rarer Church Warden shape. The shape is determined by the square neck of the bottle. The trade mark toward the bottom reveals much information

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Format

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Date created

1876

Creator

Stephens, 101 Aldersgate St, London

URL

https://ehive.com/collections/5984/objects/559119

Related subjects

Container / Bottle / Pottery / Writing equipment / Archaeology / Hotels / Bottles

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