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English Brown stoneware hollow vessel with handle.

Stoneware | Object #: 1729946

Thick walls. Possibly neck to pitcher or body of thick tankard. Salmon wash on interior. Measurements taken from largest mended portion.

English Brown stoneware storage jar.

Stoneware | Object #: 1729949

Dark salmon wash on interior.

English Brown stoneware storage jar.

Stoneware | Object #: 1729951

Dark salmon wash interior. Determined to be different than object 1729949 (V.3) due to thicker body and slightly different cordon on shoulder.

English Brown stoneware mug.

Stoneware | Object #: 1729968

Salmon wash exterior and interior. Thin base.

English Brown stoneware hollow vessel.

Stoneware | Object #: 1729984

Salmon wash interior.

Nottingham stoneware hollow vessel base.

Stoneware | Object #: 1729991

Nottingham stoneware base to table or teaware. White slip visible between salt glaze and body.

Chinese export porcelain bowl.

Porcelain | Object #: 1730013

Same as bowl 2870 from South Grove. Sherd 1007-40E-wts--01217 on display at International Slavery Museum, Liverpool.

Chinese export porcelain hollow teaware vessel with overglaze painting.

Porcelain | Object #: 1730578

Possibly a teaware bowl

Polychrome overglaze Chinese export porcelain hollow teaware vessel.

Porcelain | Object #: 1730613

Measurements taken from largest sherd.

Chinese export porcelain hollow teaware vessel.

Porcelain | Object #: 1730702

Bowl, slop or tea.

Chinese export porcelain hollow teaware vessel.

Porcelain | Object #: 1731569

Possible teabowl.

Chinese export porcelain teabowl with husk chain band.

Porcelain | Object #: 1731571

Chinese export porcelain bowl.

Porcelain | Object #: 1731787

Free blown wine bottle with two-part finish.

Non-Lead | Object #: 1764819

This is a nearly complete wine bottle with a domed base, tapered neck, flat topped lip and up-sloped string rim. Wine bottles such as this were primarily imported from Britain and Europe in the eighteenth century, and were commonly used to consume wine or liquors in colonial households of all s...

Wine bottle with two-part finish.

Non-Lead | Object #: 1765069

This dark green glass fragment is from a wine bottle finish comprised of a V-shaped lip and string rim. The term finish refers to the opening where a cork was inserted and secured, often with a small length of copper alloy wire. The finish is comprised of both the lip, to hold the cork, and the...

Melted wine bottle neck with two-part finish.

Non-Lead | Object #: 1765083

This fragment is a finish from a wine bottle made of dark green glass. The term finish refers to the opening where a cork was inserted and secured, often with a small length of copper alloy wire. The finish is comprised of both the lip, to hold the cork, and the string rim, to anchor the wiring...

Wine bottle neck with two-part finish.

Non-Lead | Object #: 1765087

This dark green glass fragment is from a wine bottle with a tapered neck and a finish comprised of a v-shaped lip and down-sloped string rim. The term finish refers to the opening where a cork was inserted and secured, often with a small length of copper alloy wire. The finish is comprised of ...

Wine bottle with two-part finish.

Non-Lead | Object #: 1765097

This dark green glass fragment is from a wine bottle with a tapered neck and a finish comprised of a flat top lip and down-sloped string rim. The term finish refers to the opening where a cork was inserted and secured, often with a small length of copper alloy wire. The finish is comprised of b...

Wine bottle with two-part finish.

Non-Lead | Object #: 1765104

This dark green glass fragment is from a wine bottle with a tapered neck and a finish comprised of a flat top lip and rounded applied string rim. The term finish refers to the opening where a cork was inserted and secured, often with a small length of copper alloy wire. The finish is comprised ...

Wine bottle with two-part finish.

Non-Lead | Object #: 1765156

This dark green glass fragment is from a wine bottle finish comprised of a flat top lip and flat side string rim. The term finish refers to the opening where a cork was inserted and secured, often with a small length of copper alloy wire. The finish is comprised of both the lip, to hold the cor...