Enhance your collection of historical artefacts with these exceptional Bellarmine Jug and Witch Bottle Facemask Fragments. These rare and authentic specimens were discovered through mudlarking on the London Thames foreshore and date back to the 16th-17th century. They offer a fascinating glimpse into the rich history and cultural heritage of London during this period.
These Bellarmine Jug and Witch Bottle Facemask Fragments have been carefully selected to ensure they meet the highest standards of quality and authenticity. The attached photo shows the exact specimens you will receive, highlighting their distinct features and well-preserved condition. These artefacts are not only captivating display pieces but also tangible links to London's historical past.
Bellarmine jugs, also known as Bartmann jugs, were stoneware vessels with distinctive bearded faces on their necks, widely used during the 16th and 17th centuries. Witch bottles were used as counter-magical devices to protect against witchcraft. The facemask fragments from these artefacts provide unique insights into the superstitions and daily lives of people from this era.
We guarantee that all our artefacts are 100% genuine specimens. Each item comes with a Certificate of Authenticity to provide assurance of its provenance and historical significance.
Your Bellarmine Jug and Witch Bottle Facemask Fragments will be carefully packaged to ensure they arrive safely. We offer fast and reliable shipping options to deliver your specimens as quickly as possible.
Don’t miss the opportunity to own these rare Bellarmine Jug and Witch Bottle Facemask Fragments from the 16th-17th century. Perfect for collectors, historians, and enthusiasts alike, these specimens are valuable additions to any collection.
Please refer to the photos for a detailed view of the artefacts’ size and condition. The scale cube in the images measures 1cm for reference.
Add these extraordinary pieces of history to your collection today and own genuine artefacts from London's rich past!