Image: Glass beaker from Broomfield 013

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Description: Brown "claw glass" beaker at Herne Bay Museum and Gallery. It is decorated with glass tears or claws, found before 1830 near Broomfield, Herne Bay. It is from the Canterbury Museum collection, and is in the Anglo Saxon cabinet. Note: The label does not mention its date or cultural origin. This image is blurred due to being photographed through glass; a better photograph of the same artefact is needed.
Title: Glass beaker from Broomfield 013
Credit: Own work
Author: Linda Spashett Storye_book
Permission: My copyright photo of public area of public building as per Panoramafreiheit in United Kingdom: see Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
Usage Terms: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0
License: CC BY 3.0
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