Creamware Bowl Base/Body/Rim Sherd

Small straight-sided bowl with flared rim. Form is similar to a pan with a slightly flared rim. Wedge foot protrudes out and is in line with the curve of the exterior body. There is heavy wear on the footring. Incised line around the exterior rim. Sherds are heavily burnt and privy stained. Consists of three mended sherds, three sherds that mends but are not glued, and one sherd that does not mend but is most likely from the same vessel .

• Object number

  261.102, 261.105, 279.540, 279.289, 279.74, 279.36, 279.433

• Date made

  1762 - 1820

• Dimensions

  Diameter 7 inches

  Base Diameter 4.5 inches

  Height 2.25 inches

• Animals/objects

  Bowl

• Category

  Indeterminate

• Class

  Ceramic

• Material

  Refined Earthenware

• Context

  Lot 28, Privy Deposit: Level 2 West Side (624.261)

• Forms

  Base/Body/Rim

• Ware types

  Creamware

• Techniques

  Burned

  Wheel turned