Object class: Pitchers (vessels) / Media available: legacy documentation / Accession number: Acc.481 - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Krug, accession number 7-393, described as Pitcher with hinged lid; weight 2,343 g; lid decorated with a polished sphere and a lamb holding a cup; height 39 cm x 21 cm; body inscribed (translation by D. Menzel 12/19/73) “Donated to/ the New Church/ at Ober Arter/ by Mr. Johann Wilhelm Christian Weismann; At the time Minister there/ and his wife/ Maria Johanna born - Seegerin / Year 1771”

Hearst Museum object titled Pitcher, accession number 7-394a,b, described as Pitcher with lid, pewter, cast, engraved; (a) pitcher: cylindrival shape tapering, smaller at top; crest attached to side engraved HST; spout with hinged lid; (b) circular lid with circular loop handle. Used for wine.

Hearst Museum object titled Pitcher, accession number 7-326, described as Brown ceramic pitcher with designs. A ship on one side; a scene with Washington, angels, and "APOTHEOSIS" banner on the other, also small eagle with "PURIBUS UNAM" banner, more writing on the stone Washington sits on "Sacred .... Washington" but not all legible, and a larger eagle with a banner reading "PURIBUS UNUM" on the front center of the pitcher.