MOL138772 Kitchen and tableware, late 13th to early 14th century (ceramic) by English School; Museum of London, UK; (add.info.: range of ordinary ware available to Londoners; the jugs at the back came from kilns close to the Medieval city; small condiment dish, drinking horn and the conical jug with a human face, left, were all made at Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey; the jug with striped decoration, right, was made at Mill Green, near Chelmsford, in Essex; the jug in the centre with painted shields is from Saintes, France;); English, out of copyright.