Casgliadau Arlein

Tyg, earthenware, bucket-shaped with a slightly spreading footring and four handles, each handle is looped twice against the body making two gaps and allowing the tyg to be lifted by slotting two fingers through each gap; the top and the base of the body are circled by three concentric rings, the top of each handle is applied with clay twisted into a rope form and terminating in a ball-shape, each section between the handles is applied with pads of clay in flower motifs and the date 1612 splashed with a blue enamel.