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Subiaco Museum > Records

CHAMBER POT: EARTHENWARE

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c. 1920

Overview

White chamber pot with handle. Small base supporting deep round bowl which narrows at the upper edge slightly. Just below upper edge is an embossed decoration consisting of five stylised floral designs joined by scroll. The whole surface is finely crazed. Handle attaches to the lower part of bowl and just below upper rim.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1986.201

Item type

Keywords

DOMESTIC EQUIPMENT

Domestic - Bathroom

Year

c. 1920

Statement of significance

Domestic equipment - example of earthenware chamber pot.

Subiaco Museum

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