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Description: | Medieval- Post Medieval plaited vessel handle sherd with pale white fabric and dark green glaze c.AD15th-17th Century. Sherd consist of the remains of three plaited strands of white ceramic that have been glazed with a dark green glaze. The pale white fabric with extremely fine black fleck inclusions suggest that this is an imported Saintonge ware vessel made in Southern France (Identified by Roy Stepthenson, Museum of London). There are no direct parallels to this vessel construction in Hugoniot 2002. See LON-E4A27E for a parallel.Length: 67.72mmWidth: 39.82mmThickness: 17.9mmWeight: 30.87gReference: Hugoniot, J.Y. 2002 Terres de Saintonge Somogy editions d'art:Paris
Original Image | Publisher: | http://finds.org.uk | Source: | Portable Antiquities | Identifier: | https://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/ | Go to resource |
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