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Subiaco Museum > Records

INK BOTTLE: TWO PENNY, STONEWARE

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Overview

Light brown stoneware ink bottle, deepening to russet brown on one side where it was too close to the fire during the firing process. It has a squat, tubular body with straight sides, shaping shoulders and a small ring-shaped neck and lip.

Historical information

These ink bottles came in a series, this one being the second smallest. The 1d 'penny' bottle was the smallest. The name was carried in the trade and referred to the price of the bottle.

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cwa-org-43-1994.102

Item type

Material

Keywords

Office Equipment

Photographed 2023

Museum School Program Item

Statement of significance

Item used for writing.

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