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78 15 Ibid., 134. Bieke Hillewaert Several factors may have determined the motifs to be employed. Th ese include the vessel’s intended function and the potter’s perception of what kind of decoration will please or sell. Function is an important determinant, with table wares tending to be more elaborate than ordinary domestic vessels. Th e functional link between vessel and decoration may even be more direct. A Ham Green jug, for example, shows several ladies participating in a dance. Th is decorative scheme may mean that the jug was related to a specifi c feast or at least a feast involving dances15. Th e meaning of the miniature jug, probably on a jug of normal size, is hard to guess. At present there is no other example known, certainly not for a jug and hardly for any other domestic utensil, depicted in detail, as a decorative element on a vessel. One possible example is the applied fi ddle, depicted on the so-called minstrel’s jugs. Other decoration patterns, possibly recalling features familiar from other aspects of daily life, are the above mentioned applied strips and pellets which may be interpreted as ornamental ironwork on doors or chests and brooches or buckles. 16 Exceptional or unique vessels do occur, as for example the so-called ‘the Th ree Kings’ jug, found at Reimerswaal; Verhaeghe 1989, 51 & fi g. 122. 17 Verhaeghe 1989, 138. One may assume that the miniature jug was part of a larger decorative design. Presumably this design must have been situated in the sphere of a meal or at least in the serving of liquids. Did this unique sherd belong to a special jug16, probably for a special occasion? Was it a special command? An experiment of a potter? In view of the absence of identical or even comparable material, it remains diffi cult to answer these questions. Various interpretations of the decoration on medieval pottery are possible, but for the most part these must remain in the realm of speculation, for we have no means of confi rming or refuting them. Th e non-verbal meaning of decorative elements is hard to get. Th e potter’s imagination, sense of humour and fl air for design must be taken into account, however17. Regarding the fragment with the miniature jug, at last one other function must be considered. It is likely to suggest that the sherd had a post-vessel life as a pick-up with a remarkable decoration. A link between function and decoration aft er all? —
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Contents 9 Preface 11 Th e nine liv
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303 La dotation funéraire des tomb
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4 Pipe clay statues: Anna Selbdritt
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