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Glass Condiment Jar EOA:2022.153
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Glass condiment jar from the wreck of the Earl Of Abergavenny.

ID: EOA:2022.153 OE413

Collection: Earl of Abergavenny

Classification: Crew/Passengers

Measurements: Diameter 50mm Height 90mm

Date made: as yet unknown

Display: G2 C2 shelf 3

Manufacturer/Creator: as yet unknown

Credit: Portland Museum Trust

A thirteen sided condiment jar that possibly contained mustard or pickle and which would have been on the dining tables of both the officers and passengers as well as the enlisted crew. The colours on the cut glass are stunning and in part caused by the process of delamination that takes place while glass objects are subject to the salt in sea water over a period of time.

For more information about the Diving into the Digital Archives of the Earl of Abergavenny project click here

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Published 3 years ago
Dec 9th 2022
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  • Cultural heritage & history 3D Models
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