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Shell-tempered pottery with incised decoration, recovered from the vicinity of the Spanish Fort site (16OR19)

English polychrome hand-painted cup and saucers, recovered during excavations conducted by Earth Search, Inc., on The National World War II Museum expansion site.

Polychrome hand-painted whiteware cup, distinguishable from pearlware examples by palette of reds, light greens, and blacks. Recovered from privy excavated at 936 St. Peter Street.

Blue hand-painted faience brune plate rim from the Spanish Fort area, manufactured in France in the 18th century.

White-slipped and green-glazed buff earthenware platter or milk bowl, manufactured in France in the 18th century, recovered from the Spanish Fort area.

The age of many English refined white-firing earthenwares can be distinguished in part by subtle differences in clay and glaze composition. The column on the left is creamware (ca. 1760s-1820s), the middle column is pearlware (ca. 1780s to 1830s),…

Blue hand-painted pearlware cup/bowl rims in the "China glaze" style, manufactured in England.

Examples of English creamware, including "royal pattern" plate rims.

Bristol-glazed stoneware bottle fragments, with "GRAY PORTOBELLO" mark, from the W. A. Gray Pottery of Portobello, Scotland.

English pearlware bowl with unusual combination of marbled and mocha decoration.