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Food Storage Jar with Strap Handles

577-700

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Food Storage Jar with Strap Handles

577-700

Physical Qualities Stoneware with transparent glaze, 9 3/4 H x 7 3/4 Diam. in. (24.8 x 19.7 cm.)
Credit Line Bequest of Laurance P. and Isabel S. Roberts, Baltimore
Object Number 2005.115
This whiteware jar would have been covered with a wooden disk, wrapped in cloth, tied to its four handles. China’s early northern whiteware eventually led to the revolutionary development of porcelain at Jingdezhen in southern China. Whitewares like this jar also led to the use of slip to replicate a smooth white surface.
The Baltimore Museum of Art, by bequest, 2005; Isabel S. Roberts, Baltimore; Laurance P. and Isabel S. Roberts, Baltimore
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