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Beer mug
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Object statement
Beer Mug with transfer sticker, glass, maker unknown, England, date unknown, made for Watney Combe & Reid Brewery, London, England
Beer mug was made for Watney Combe & Reid Brewery, London, England, date unknown.
Beer mug was made for Watney Combe & Reid Brewery, London, England, date unknown.

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Description
Beer Mug with transfer sticker, glass, maker unknown, England, date unknown, made for Watney Combe & Reid Brewery, London, England

A beer mug, made of glass, which consists of a straight body, with a c-shaped handle on the side. Front of mug has logo in yellow and red ink which reads, 'RED BARREL / WATNEYS / WATNEYS KEG'.
Marks
Side of glass has text printed in white ink which reads, 'HALF PINT / (image of a crown) / ER / 301'. Inside base of mug has impressed text which reads, 'BRITISH / MADE'.
86/3670
Height
102 mm
Diameter
114 mm

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Acquisition credit line
Gift of Tooth & Company Ltd under the Australian Government's Tax Incentives for the Arts Scheme, 1986.
Subjects
+ Beer mugs
+ Drinking vessels
Short persistent URL
Concise link back to this object: http://from.ph/64282
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{{cite web |url=http://from.ph/64282 |title=Beer mug |author=Powerhouse Museum |accessdate=26 May 2013 |publisher=Powerhouse Museum, Australia}}


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