Re: Buckets with ears ...

[Thierry Jasselin]

Hi Christian 
  I've just found these items :
  Medieval bucket - XIIIth - Wales : http://www.gtj.org.uk/en/item1/25922
  Wooden bucket - XVth - : http://www.yorkarchaeology.co.uk/artefacts/bucket1.htm  
  Other buckets : 
  http://www.culture.gouv.fr/culture/medieval/en/c256.htm
  http://www.culture.gouv.fr/culture/medieval/en/c116.htm
   
  Cheers,
   
  Thierry, as Cassetrogne, menestrier aux Coquillards de Villon
Christian Folini  a écrit :
  Hello everyone,

I have ordered a couple of wooden buckets for the Company
and now Cezary has informed me, that my order is inconsistent
with the sources.

I ordered wooden buckets with ears and a rope handle.
He tells me, he has never seen such a thing. Instead buckets
with ear always come with a wooden handle.

For example:
http://azor.cisovanet.pl/zrodla/bednarka/galeria/17wiek_02.jpg
Vasa wreck, 1627

or http://azor.cisovanet.pl/zrodla/bednarka/galeria/15wiek_01.jpg
(Example nr 1).

I do not need to tell you, that we have buckets with ears and
rope handles - and i am sure nobody has ever spent a thought on the
topic.

Now the question is: Is Cezary really right?
Buckets with ears -> wooden handle
Buckets without ears -> rope handle

What is the proportion between ears and no-ears anyways?

Cheers,

Christian

-- 
Wir sind Phantasten. Wir glauben nicht mehr an die Intelligenz.
--- Hugo Ball, Tenderenda, um 1917



		
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