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Cream pitcher

Manufacturer
MarkingsUnderside, painted number in red, 898 Model name/number: 898
Date 1825-1840
Dimensions7.5 x 16.3 cm
ClassificationTools & Equipment for Materials - Food Service T&E - Serving Vessels
Origin England
Object NumberM2437
DivisionMaterial Culture - Domestic Objects
CollectionMcCord
CreditGift of David Ross McCord

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Online Collections | McCord Museum - Montreal Social History Museum
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M990X.751.48.3.1-2
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1820-1840
M990X.751.48.6
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M990X.751.48.11
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Coffee cup
Derby Nottingham Works
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M990X.751.48.10
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Teacup
Derby Nottingham Works
1820-1840
M990X.751.48.13
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Teacup
Derby Nottingham Works
1820-1840
M990X.751.48.12
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M990X.751.48.15
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Saucer
Derby Nottingham Works
1820-1840
M990X.751.48.14
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Coffee cup
Derby Nottingham Works
1820-1840
M990X.751.48.8
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Coffee cup
Derby Nottingham Works
1820-1840
M990X.751.48.7

This project is made possible thanks to the generous support of the Azrieli Foundation and Canadian Heritage.