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Medieval Stoneware Siegburg jug

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• Type of Object: Siegburg jug
• Culture: Medieval, Gothic 
• Date: 14th–15th century.
• Material: Stoneware
• Dimensions: 225 mm
• Condition: Good condition.
• Origin: Europe
• Object ID Number: 56

Provenance:
This Siegburg jug was acquired by Wim van Stormbroek in 2020 through a direct purchase from a collector, private collector N.N. a collector based in Den Bosch (the Netherlands). 
According to private collector N.N., he acquired this Siegburg jug in the 1980's through an direct purchase from collector and kept it in his private collection until 2020.
Before this, No further information regarding its earlier history was available from the previous owner.
This item is in a collection since the 1980's from a Private collector in the Netherlands.
This information was provided by private collector N.N. and is stated here to the best of my knowledge.

This object is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and provenance in PDF format, detailing its history and origin.

The Siegburg jug from the 14th–15th century is a classic example of high-quality medieval stoneware, produced in the famous kilns of Siegburg, Germany. 

Characterized by their light-colored, fine-grained surface and often featuring incised or relief decorations, these jugs were primarily used for storing and serving liquids such as beer, wine, or water. Their sturdy construction made them a preferred choice in households, monasteries, and taverns. The Siegburg pottery industry played a significant role in medieval trade, with these jugs being exported far beyond the Rhineland. Their Gothic-inspired forms, sometimes adorned with religious or heraldic motifs, reflect the craftsmanship and artistic sensibilities of late medieval Europe.

The Gothic Period was a time of architectural and artistic brilliance in medieval Europe. Known for towering cathedrals, stained glass, and intricate sculptures, it symbolized humanity's reach toward the divine. The Gothic style, seen in landmarks like Notre-Dame de Paris, emphasized light and verticality, reflecting spiritual and intellectual aspirations. This era profoundly shaped European art, architecture, and culture.

14th–15th century - Europe

Medieval Stoneware Siegburg jug - 225 mm

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