One mended pearlware hollowware vessel, likely a teapot, consisting of rim and body sherds. The exterior surface of the body is fluted and there is a yellow underglaze painted band outlined in brown around the neck. This is a possible example of pearlware design #43. Additional base, body, and rim fragments featuring this design are present. May be part of the same vessel as mended sherds 516, 542, 783, and mended rose sherds 542. The base diameter is approximately 9 cm.
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Object number
1108, 1108.101, 1127
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Date made
ca. 1795 - ca. 1815
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Dimensions
Base Diameter 9 cm
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Decoration
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Color
Brown
Polychrome
Yellow
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Animals/objects
Hollowware
Teapot
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Category
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Class
Ceramic
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Functions
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Material
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Context
Lot 27* Ceramic Shop Deposit: Undisturbed Ceramic Deposit (Red-Brown Sand with Ceramics) (624.1127)
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Forms
Body/Rim
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Ware types
Pearlware
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Techniques
Press Molded
