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Witch Bottles, Bellarmine Jugs and Spell Jars – Southland Pagan Press Contributors
Dorset Museum & Art Gallery - Jugs decorated with a bearded head, known as bellarmines, were made in the 17th century. They were popular as beer bottles, but were also used for
Mudlarking: Bellarmine Jugs and Witch Bottles – Beachcombing Magazine
Witch Bottles - Apotropaios
Mudlarking: Bellarmine Jugs and Witch Bottles – Beachcombing Magazine
Herefordshire Museum Service - A stoneware Bellarmine bottle. BELLARMINE JUGS. by John E L Caiger. These are highly fired and coated with a salt glaze. During the firing when the kiln is
Pins, needles and urine: Archeologists discover 17th century anti-witches brew | Witch bottles, Bottle, Glazes for pottery
American Folkloric Witchcraft: Bellarmine Jars
What is in a 17th Century Witch Bottle? | Every Woman Dreams...
Bellarmine Jug - Scarborough Museums and Galleries
7. The Bottesford Witches, Bellarmine Witch Bottles | Bottesford Witches | Bottesford Living History
Bellarmine jug | probably German, Frechen | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Pitt Rivers Object Collections: Bellarmine Jars
Pitt Rivers Object Collections: Bellarmine Jars
Dale Gilbert Jarvis: A story of witch bottles from Colliers, Newfoundland.
tnf935 - Norfolk Heritage Explorer
File:Bellarmine Stoneware Witch Bottle.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
The Bellarmine Museum – JTW Ceramics
A 16th-17th Century Bellamine Jug Or Witches Bottle Fragment – Source Vintage
Wandsworth Historical Society
