Ewer

Maker & role
Unknown, Manufacturer
Production date
circa 1870
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Object detail

Production place
Collection
Measurements
0 - Whole, H: 21.5 x Diam: 14cm (H: 215 x Diam: 140mm)
Credit line
Gift, the Anglican Parish of Kellyville and Rouse Hill, 2008
Rouse Hill Estate Collection, Museums of History New South Wales
Caption
Ewer, c1870
Description
The boxed ewer (the remaining piece of three items of altar plate originally housed in the compartmented box) was apparently donated to Christ Church Rouse Hill by a member of the Rouse family of Rouse Hill House. Being a donated piece of altar plate, the ewer documents an historic continuum of committed support of Christ Church Rouse Hill by members of the Rouse family; their support began in 1862 with Robert Fitzgerald’s (husband of Elizabeth Henrietta, née Rouse) donation of land for the building of Christ Church and continued well into the 20th century.
Accession number
R100/34-2

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