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Bootmaker character jug - Japan circa 1980

Bootmaker character jug produced in Japan circa 1980. A bootmaker was a skilled artisan who made shoes and boots, mainly out of leather, but ladies' shoes were often of silk, satin and other textiles. A bootmaker would usually specialize in either men's shoes and boots, or ladies' shoes as the techniques differed. A boot form holding a boot being crafted forms the handle of the jug.

Maker:

unknown

Japan

circa 1980

Model #:

character jug

Size:

medium

Height:

5 1/2"

Bootmaker character jug - Japan circa 1980
Bootmaker character jug - Japan circa 1980
Bootmaker character jug - Japan circa 1980
Bootmaker character jug - Japan circa 1980
Bootmaker character jug - Japan circa 1980
Bootmaker character jug - Japan circa 1980
Bootmaker character jug - Japan circa 1980
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