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Dedication
Acknowledgements
What's in a Jug?: Art, Technology, Culture
Introduction
The Jugs
Essay: Industrialization, Ornamentation, and Taste: Relief-Molded Jugs, 1830-1880
The Magic of Molds
Foxes and Hounds
Seaweed Jug
International Jug
Diceware
Shamrock
Vines in Framework: Design, Taste, and Class
Distin Family: The Saxhorn Performers
Commemorative of Betrothal of Prince Albert Edward to Princess Alexandra
The Crystal Palace
Convolvulus
Jug of All Nations
Alhambra
Hudson No. 12
Giraffe
Arabian Nights
Japanese Sprays
Falstaff
Slavery
Bacchanalian Dance
Silenus
The Vintage
Amphitrite
Putti
Samuel and Eli
Robert Burns
Tam O'Shanter
Medieval Revelry
‘The Snuff Taker’ Toby Jug
‘The Jolly Toper’ Uncle Toby and a Smoker
Toby Philpot
Willie Brew'd a Peck o' Maut
Monkey Jug: 'Smoking Party' and 'Card Party'
Wedgwood
Portland Vase
York Minster Apostle Jug
Gothic Windows
Chrysanthemum
Blue Floral Pattern: Pattern No. 6750/7
Bird in Bamboo
Hops
Society of Arts Prize Jug: 'Vintage'
Lily of the Valley
Scavenger Hunt
Make and Take Event
Radio Chipstone
Suggested Reading
Exoticism
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