Household effects c. 1590 - 1596

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"Household effects" is a pewter jug from the late 16th century, currently held in the Rijksmuseum. The jug is a simple, rounded form with a hinged lid and a handle, typical of its time. The jug has been damaged, perhaps by fire, which adds an interesting and slightly melancholic element to the piece. The piece reflects the everyday life of its time, highlighting the practical use and simple beauty of functional objects.

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rijksmuseum over 1 year ago

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Among the remnants from the ‘Safe House’ were many utilitarian household objects, such as plates, cutlery and brushes. The taps originally were attached to wooden barrels containing water or wine. The ‘spike candleholders’, which could be hammered into a wooden beam, were particularly convenient.