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1850's Stoneware Master Ink Bottle
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This artifact is from our historic archaeology project at the Moseley Homestead National Register of Historic Places site in Brandon, Florida. The bottle is a hand-turned stoneware in lmedium brown color. The Bourne company began in c.1809 with entrepreneur William Bourne, using a clay source near Derbyshire to produce his ware. The J. Bourne & Son makers mark as seen on this bottle, was in use after about 1850. The mark also contains the name of London ink company, P. & J Arnold. Pichard and John Arnold’s company was the manufacturer of over 30 types of ink sold in these types of bottles in the early 19th-century.

Published 3 years ago
Dec 19th 2020
  • Cultural heritage & history 3D Models
  • 3d-scan
  • artec
  • education
  • bottles
  • stoneware
  • digitalheritage
  • national-register-of-historic-places
  • historical-archaeology
  • libraries
  • university-of-south-florida
  • antique-bottles
  • makers-mark

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