Date:1810 - 1835 (c.)
Description:In the mid 18th century drinking tea, coffee and chocolate became fashionable. A novelty cream jug in the shape of a cow became popular, so much so that many 19th century examples like ours have survived. The cows were hollow and filled via an opening on their back, the mouth was a spout and the tail a handle. Cow creamers were difficult to clean inside due to their shape. Bacteria from cream lingering inside of cow jugs was a cause of food poisoning.
The timeline shows resources around this location over a number of years.
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Image courtesy of: Mrs E. Shorter
Donor ref:NM.2015.791.27 (22/38129)
Source: Brampton Museum and Art Gallery, Newcastle under Lyme
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