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Printer’s plate (copper): Inscribed " Mrs. Smith, Grapechurch Street"- copperplate—engraved.

Bottle: round shoulders, dark glass

Bottles: dark w/ cork & contents round shoulders+concretion.

Tumbler: [Type A] glass.

Tumbler: [Type A] glass.

Tumbler: [Type B] glass.

Tumbler: [Type B] glass.

Tumbler: [Type C] glass.

Tumbler: [Type D] glass.

Finger bowl with saucer attached; relief moulded ‘leaf ‘pattern. Blueish hue to fabric. Black printed mark: Bird with spread wings perched on striped ‘barber’s’ pole beneath which is ‘iRONSTONE’.Impressed ‘P’, inverted, beneath printed mark. (1/3 of saucer missing).

Caddy lid [tea/sugar].

Knob, for furniture, w/ threaded shaft. Brass.

Handle hinged: Brass. + 2 screws.

Musket balls: No. may be 1413?

Bowl: w/ two handles; red body with dark brown outer glaze and pale yellow inner glaze.

Spring shot: 1 ball only, lead/brass.

Water filter: stoneware, vine decoration w/ brass tap (731 B).

Seal, lead, SD

Ladle bowl: section, B/W transfer floral.

Jar: marked 'Powell Bristol'.

Door stop (2 parts). Brass.

Lamp mount [stirrup shape]. Brass.

Violin key: replica & concretion.

Fittings: ratchets, w/ pulley wheels, 3 sets. Rack pullies. Window fittings.

Bottles: dark w/ cork & contents round shoulders, glass.

Jar and lid: stoneware.

Saucer: Marked ' Anemone' BB, V? (possibly D).'

Carafe: globular-shaped body w/ wide-banded ribs continuing from the push-up on the basal surface of the shoulder, in fragments

Bottles: [Type A], tall ‘black’. Olive green w/ hammered metal appearance, no definite mould seams, twisting lines on body and neck. Down tooled lip w/ v-shaped string rim.

Bottle: [Type C] champagne style.

Salt-cellar: glass. Rectangular, six-pillar. Cut star decoration on basal surface; scalloped rim. Small chips on one corner.

Salt-cellar: [Type D] circular, glass.

Clay pipe bowls and stems: Oak leaf and Acorn design.

Stoppers: decanter; 2 fluted tops + 2 stopper fragments bases + 1 complete round top.

Dish: cover or vegetable. Minton, ‘Anemone’ pattern. Printed pattern mark: 'ANEMONE'. Date mark: 1852

Lid: blue pastoral design: ' Anemone' design. Lion handle.

Decanter: ‘prussion-shaped’ w/3 neck rings, flanged lip and ground bore. 9 broad cut panels on shoulder and lower body.

Jar: stoneware, marked: 'Hill & Jones, Jewry Street, Aldgate, London.' & Cork from Jar (MAC-054 TRAY 02).

Mug: [pewter] tapered w/ flared brim and flat basal profile. Turned markings just below brim and around the lower part of body. Appears to be some initials scratched onto the base but they are not readily identifiable.

Bowl: incomplete b/w oriental scene. Impressed, shield like maker's mark.

Urinal: round w/slightly concave sides and funnel.

Musket balls: including 4 concretions 1 w/ stone also. (1 MAIL BAG full).

Teapot: restored. Inscribed: ' G…& Watson, 41 & 42… & 16 Norton…Bishop…'.

Bolts fastening: Copper x 8. [Plus 31 pieces of wood from fastenings.?]

Anchor: wrought iron, wood stocked (but disintegrated), fitted w/ shackle

Bottles: [Type A] tall, ‘black’. (Four with cork inside)

Bottle: [Type C] champagne style.

Salt-cellar: circular w/ 8 diamond patterns cut on body: 8 point star decoration cut into basal surface

Jar, preserve, with cork (1019B): marked 'Powell, Bristol'

Plate: complete. Blue/white transfer print. ‘Wild Rose' border pattern; Nuneham Courtenay scene.

Flat iron and fragments: Flat wood fragments in organic storage under this registration no'. Wood part of Cask head approximately. diameter 0.41 m.

Hand bowl, incomplete. Pastoral design.

Pulley sheave (x1): 6 coak fragments + 10 wooden fragments that need cons treatment.

Printer's plate (copper): " Dr. Franklyn"—Copperplate—engraved.

Printer's plate: ‘Thos. Flockton & Sons. Turpentine & Tar Distillers, Potters-fields, Horslydown & SPA ROAD BERMONDSEY.’

Printer's plate (copper): ‘Lady Blizard’—Gothic—Engraved.

Pestle, brass.

Unidentified glass vessel: Bird cage water container?

Short length of bronze/brass tube c. 1 cm diam.

Screw shanks: remains only.

Mortar-remains only. Brass.

Pitch.

Unidentified: square base of copper object- (lamp base?)

Blocks of granite: pink /grey. 1 Buff coloured river stone.

Stone slab and fragments. Muddy limestone.

Ring w/ 2 rivets + worn fragment. Brass.

Musket balls in concretion. One bag, total weight 1.995 kg

Jug: w/ octagonal base. Oriental and floral transfer design. Maker's mark not clearly identifiable. Impressed marks '11' on base. Conjoin- may need redoing.

Unidentified: wheel shaped object in 2 parts- object needs conjoining.

Pick heads: plastic impressions. Replica’s from concretions.

Egg cup: Blue printed ‘Anemone’ pattern.
WRONG ENTRY. SEE EG 737. 757 is LANCIER COPPER KNOB: MS

Jug: part, w/ handle. Willow Pattern. Milk jug ?

Base of ceramic container. Possibly mustard jar.

Saucer and fragments of cups: ‘Rhine’ pattern. Blue and white transfer ware. 1 complete saucer, half a saucer and 3 fragments.

Decanter: globular shape body w/ 'star burst' decoration cut into basal surface. Broad cut panels around the neck
1 body intact broken at neck + 4 body/neck and lip fragments

Stem ware: 3-part moulded glass (similar to EG 896)
3 bases + 7 stem and body fragments + 7 body fragments

Tumblers: [Type C] tapered. Similar to EG 660 but slightly more tapered and with taller panels.
1 x complete, 4 x bases with partial body, 6 x whole bases, 2 x base fragments, 11 body and rim fragments.

Jugs (milk): 2 jugs manufacture w/ 3-piece body mould + 1 loop handle

Stem ware: 3-part moulded glass, bucket shaped bowl, 6 cut panels, collar at bowl base, single ball knob and step at stem base. Fragments of 5 others. Artefact incomplete. (1 near complete + 5 bases + 4 stems + 1 small fragment + 16 sherds).

Clay pipe bowl: inscribed ‘Fort'.

Plates: medium. Fragments. Impressed '1' on base.

Dish: oval shape, complete. Printed mark: 'ANEMONE’; Impressed mark: BB New Stone,... 10.'

Pipe bowl: inscribed 'L (F)'

Plate and 2 sherds: white. Indented rim, brim moulded into 18 sections.

Bowl: cup-shaped. White w/ no handle.

Lid: round tureen? Handle missing.

Tureen lid: round, handle missing. Anemone design.
Opening for serving spoon

Jar: square pale green pickle jar w/ chamfered corners, cork & lead seal intact. Seal inscription: GUNTER & CO. BERKELEY SQ., LONDON. Vertical mould seams on diagonal corners extending diagonally across base. Flat resting point w/ circular dome shaft

Bottle: circular pale green bottle containing preserved black currants. Rounded lip w/ flattened trail string rim, horizontal mould seams w/ opposing vertical seams on shoulder and lower neck

Cork of EG 933A

Tumblers: [Type F] tapered w/ cut panels on an hexagonal-shaped body. 9 x bases, 22 x rim and wall sherds.

Tumblers: [Type H] tapered w/ cut panels on an octagonal-shaped body and a shallow concave base. 5 x bases + 6 x sherds.

Serving Plates: recessed foot rim and flared brim
Moulded clear glass, decorative serving plates

Percussion caps: concreted into two can-shaped lumps

Jar: 3 pieces.

Jar: marked 'Langton Brothers & Scott, Wholesale Druggists, Upper Thames St., London.'

Seeds from EG 1019 jar.

Seeds from EG 1020.

Jar: w/ cork lead seal and contents. (jar only).