Jacoba jug
These sorts of jugs were called ‘Jacoba jugs’ because as early as the 17th century they were found in the moat of the hunting lodge of Teylingen, where the 15th-century Countess of Holland, Jacoba van Beieren, spent her final years. According to legend, she made the jugs herself to fight boredom. Although thus long thought to have originated in the Netherlands, such stoneware was actually made in Siegburg in Germany.
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Jacoba jug
These sorts of jugs were called ‘Jacoba jugs’ because as early as the 17th century they were found in the moat of the hunting lodge of Teylingen, where the 15th-century Countess of Holland, Jacoba van Beieren, spent her final years. According to legend, she made the jugs herself to fight boredom. Although thus long thought to have originated in the Netherlands, such stoneware was actually made in Siegburg in Germany.
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Gift of B. Lopez Suasso-Henriques de Castro
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Schenking van mevrouw B. Lopez Suasso-Henriques de Castro
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description
Deze Siegburgse kannetjes word ...... werd het gemaakt in Duitsland.
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These sorts of jugs were calle ...... y made in Siegburg in Germany.
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identifier
BK-NM-8579
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publisher
Rijksmuseum
title
Jacoba jug
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Jakobakan
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created
c. 1300 - c. 1499
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ca. 1300 - ca. 1499
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height 19 cm
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hoogte 19 cm
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Collectie: Duits steengoed
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Collectie: Europees keramiek
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Collection: European ceramics
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Collection: German stoneware
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temporal
14e eeuw
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14th century
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15e eeuw
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15th century
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