Lot 1022
  • 1022

Fragments of a glazed clay pot

Estimate
100 - 150 GBP
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Description

  • Clay
  • originally probably 20cm. high, 23cm. diameter; 8in., 9in.
with moulded rim and of a mottled beige and grey colour, with a label that states Found at Hardwick, 1879

Provenance

This pot was found at Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire in 1879

Condition

This pot is in pieces and shows signs of trauma from excavation. It is likely that it was repaired when recovered but has since broken again as there are signs of 19th century glue. A large section and some smaller sections are plaster approximations of missing pieces.
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