Ring  Jug Canteen 

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Ring  Jug Canteen 

 

Rare surviving stoneware canteen . A near identical pattern is held in the Museum of the Confederacy in Richmond, with a provenance dating back to the Revolution. During the Civil War it was carried by a Confederate Soldier, a grandson of the original owner. Constructed of red earthenware construction, with a spout at the top. The canteen is quite sound, with only minor chipping on the lip of the spout and a hairline horizontal crack. “Civil War Canteens” by Sylvia & O’Donnell, giving details on this pattern canteen and its use dating back 400 years.  

 

Inventory Number: CAN 233

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A round, brown ceramic vessel with a small spout at the top, photographed on a white background.
A round, weathered, stone ring with a small protruding nub on one side, placed on a white surface.
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