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Bordaloues and male urinal, circa 1850 C018 / 7129

Bordaloues and male urinal, circa 1850 C018  /  7129


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Bordaloues and male urinal, circa 1850 C018 / 7129

Two blue and white ceramic transfer printed bordaloues and a male urinal (centre), dating from around 1850, England. The bordaloue is a type of chamber pot which was specially designed for women; its oval in shape with a lip at one end and a handle at the other facilitated its use for travel, allowing women to relieve themselves without having to disturb their fashionable extensive skirts. Male urinals are still used today for those who have mobility problems, though modern designs tend to be plastic or disposable, papier mache

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1850 1850s Antique Ceramic Ceramics Chamber Floral Green Background Hygiene Nineteenth Century Patterned Pots Urinal Urination Vessel Vessels Blue And White Chamber Pot Chamber Pots Patters Transfer Print Transfer Printed Urinals


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This print from Science Photo Library showcases two exquisite blue and white ceramic transfer printed bordaloues, accompanied by a male urinal at the center. Dating back to around 1850 in England, these artifacts provide us with a glimpse into the unique historical practices of personal hygiene. The oval-shaped bordaloue was ingeniously designed for women, featuring a lip on one end and a handle on the other. This clever design allowed women to discreetly relieve themselves without disturbing their fashionable extensive skirts, making it an essential travel companion during that era. On the other hand, we have the male urinal, which continues to serve those with mobility challenges even today. While modern designs tend to be plastic or disposable papier mache versions, this antique ceramic piece reminds us of its enduring purpose throughout history. The intricate floral patterns adorning both vessels add an element of elegance and charm to these functional objects. Against a vibrant green background, they stand as testament to the craftsmanship and artistry prevalent in 19th-century English ceramics. As we explore this image further, we are transported back in time to witness how our ancestors tackled everyday needs while embracing style and sophistication. These chamber pots symbolize not only practicality but also cultural shifts and advancements in personal care over centuries gone by.

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