Casgliadau Arlein

Cow-creamer, white earthenware, in the shape of a crudely modelled cow, standing on a rectangular base with a moulded pattern around the sides, the cow, with an udder with four teats, the tail looping high over the back and right flank of the body forming the handle, two curved horns above the ears, both horns now broken off, the spout formed by the animal's open mouth, to the centre of the back of the cow a small filling hole with a round cover; the cow mottled with a red and black sponged decoration, the base covered with green enamel which has worn off in large pateches.