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Subiaco Museum > Records

MILK JUG: WEMBLEY WARE, YELLOW

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Wembley Ware

c. 1950

Subcollections

Wembley Ware Collection

Overview

Yellow glazed single person milk jug with two spouts and no handle. Straight sided sloping down and out towards base.
Base: Unglazed foot. Glazed base bearing the crown with 'WEMBLEY QUALITY WARE' in a circle underneath and intertwined and stylised 'WB' in the centre.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-43-2009.57

Item type

Objects

Material

Ceramics

Glaze

Inscriptions and markings

Wembley Ware

Keywords

DOMESTIC EQUIPMENT

Containers

Wembley Ware

Food Presentation

Brisbane & Wunderlich

Year

Statement of significance

Manufactured by local factory in Subiaco.

Last modified

Friday, 26 July, 2024

Completeness

83

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