Fairly fine ceramic with what looks like some sort of plant with the same lines either side of it. Almost white colour and fairly light, found on a multi period site within the last week.
No idea, pottery.
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alloverover
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No idea, pottery.
I've no idea what this is, I think I've seen something similar before but my brain keeps doing that to me
Fairly fine ceramic with what looks like some sort of plant with the same lines either side of it. Almost white colour and fairly light, found on a multi period site within the last week.
Fairly fine ceramic with what looks like some sort of plant with the same lines either side of it. Almost white colour and fairly light, found on a multi period site within the last week.
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Ah, yes, now you say it
well done mate 
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Looks exactly like it
, did it say what period it was from ? Thanks for the pic 
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Oxgirl36
There’s an 1850 one on this site that looks similar http://www.dawnmist.org/gallery.htm -:4th article down. Without the stem, full biwl shape and spur your going yo have trouble dating this though. Sorry 
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Cheers Og, Napolionic would fit better due to the amount of George III coins about but it is what it isOxgirl36 wrote: Fri Oct 11, 2019 10:02 pm There’s an 1850 one on this site that looks similar http://www.dawnmist.org/gallery.htm -:4th article down. Without the stem, full biwl shape and spur your going yo have trouble dating this though. Sorry
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Oxgirl36
OMG my spellingalloverover wrote: Fri Oct 11, 2019 10:11 pmCheers Og, Napolionic would fit better due to the amount of George III coins about but it is what it isOxgirl36 wrote: Fri Oct 11, 2019 10:02 pm There’s an 1850 one on this site that looks similar http://www.dawnmist.org/gallery.htm -:4th article down. Without the stem, full biwl shape and spur your going yo have trouble dating this though. Sorry
. I am not typing on a phone again 
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Never mind, we all get drunk on a FridayOxgirl36 wrote: Fri Oct 11, 2019 10:21 pmOMG my spellingalloverover wrote: Fri Oct 11, 2019 10:11 pmCheers Og, Napolionic would fit better due to the amount of George III coins about but it is what it isOxgirl36 wrote: Fri Oct 11, 2019 10:02 pm There’s an 1850 one on this site that looks similar http://www.dawnmist.org/gallery.htm -:4th article down. Without the stem, full biwl shape and spur your going yo have trouble dating this though. Sorry
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Good call,I have dugsimilar decorated ones on late victorian ash pitsamphora wrote: Sat Oct 12, 2019 1:28 pmalloverover wrote: Fri Oct 11, 2019 9:53 pm Looks exactly like it
Catalogue says 1780-1820 for these two (both with makers mark SR). I don't know if these decorations were produced wider in time. I know these styles are 'later' in the clay pipe ranges so i don't think it will be much older, more quickly younger.
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