All finds recorded in the Parliamentary constituency of Bermondsey and Old Southwark - Page: 19

Finds within constituency of Bermondsey and Old Southwark

A complete list of all finds recorded
Image	Object Type	Find number	Broadperiod	County	Actions
	Powder measure	LON-7D2D43	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval lead alloy powder flask cap or measure, slightly squashed (AD1642-1649). The object is cup-like in appearance with an open mouth. At the base extend two C-shaped loops, which would have fastened to the bandolier (belt) with a cord. In the centre of the base there is a moulded ring...
	Vessel	LON-667894	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval – Modern red Surrey Hampshire border ware paint pot ((18th – 19th century). The pot has an internal glaze and an external slip covering. There are traces of paint remaining on the external surface. The vessel has a rectangular-sectioned rim, slightly bulbous body and vertic...
	Vessel	LON-6670D2	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval salt glaze stoneware teapot (late 18th century). The teapot has a tapering body with a small flaring foot, multi-faceted spout and a small section of moulded reel decoration at the base of the handle. The lid is missing. Dimensions: length: 99.22mm; diameter: 107.95mm
	Vessel	LON-666F54	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval tin-glazed biscuit ware (London Delft ware) ointment jar (mid 17th – mid 18th century). The jar has a small everted rim and rounded almost vertical sides with a small flared foot. There is a white, with a slight blue tint, tin glaze covering internal and external surfaces. Du...
	Vessel	LON-665635	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
Four Post Medieval tin-glazed biscuit ware (London Delft ware) small ointment jars (mid 17th – mid 18th century). All the jars have small everted rims and rounded, tapering bodies with a small flared foot. There is a white, with a slight blue tint, tin glaze covering internal and external sur...
	Vessel	LON-EA53B6	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval pottery body sherd from a stoneware jug (early 16th century). The sherd is from the neck of the jug. It has part of the sharp neck cordon and moulded rose-plant decoration around the body. When complete the jug would have had a turned flat base, strap handle and a flat pewter l...
	Vessel	LON-EA4AC1	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval base sherd from a London area Post Medieval slipped red ware jar or chamber pot (16th century). The vessel has a red fabric with a grey core in the thickest areas of the vessel. The internal surface has a thick mottled green glaze. On the external surface there is a red slip co...
	Vessel	LON-EA3575	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval base sherd of a London area Post Medieval slipped redware chafing dish (1480-1650). The base of the vessel flares and has a frilled foot there are rectangular slots cut vertically up the walls. The fabric has a grey core with red margins and red internal and external surfaces. ...
	Token	LON-C311A1	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval lead alloy token (17th century).
	Coin	LON-ABE3E5	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval copper alloy coin: 8 maravedis of Philip IV of Spain (AD1621-1665). This coin has been countermarked to revalidate it. The stamp has the date 1641.
	Tile	LON-964954	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Medieval incomplete ceramic glazed floor tile (1350s-1390s). The tile is decorated with a two-tone pattern in white slip against a red background. The pattern comprises a central flower motif with eight petals with a circular border. In each corner there is a fleur-de-lis projecting from the...
	Tile	LON-963BF7	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Medieval incomplete Flemish floor tile (15th – 16th century). One corner is missing from this square tile. Red fabric with a dark green glossy glaze covering the upper surface with a few drips on the sides. In each remaining corner there is a nail hole visible which is typical of Flemish f...
	Tile	LON-963882	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Medieval incomplete ceramic glazed floor tile (1350s-1390s). The tile is decorated with a two-tone pattern in white slip against a red background. The pattern comprises a central flower motif with five petals with a circular border. In each corner there is another five petalled flower within...
	Vessel	LON-963253	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval pottery body sherd from a slipped-glazed ware vessel, probably a dripping pan (16th – 17th century). The fabric has a red external surface, grey core and internal surface. Covering the internal surface is a thick mid-green speckled glazed, there are drops of glaze on the exter...
	Vessel	LON-95D413	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Medieval pottery base sherd from a Surrey White Ware dish (13th - 15th century). The fabric is white and there is a mottled mid-dark green glaze mostly covering the upper surface, although there some uncovered patches. There is no glaze on the underside. Dimensions: diameter of base: 101...
	Candlestick	LON-95CF74	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval pottery incomplete candlestick, possibly from the Low Countries/Utretcht (16th - 17th century). Hard fine buff fabric with a glossy apple green glaze all over except on the underside of the base where it has dripped. It is broken across the stem and only the base remains. The ...
	Vessel	LON-95C606	Roman	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Roman pottery rim sherd from a white ware mortarium (AD43-410). This rim sherd includes the pouring spout which has been formed by smooth the upright rim over the square-sectioned flange. On the upright rim there are two decorative grooves running either side of the top of the rim. There are...
	Vessel	LON-95BEC3	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A late Medieval pottery base from a white ware conical jug, possibly Cheam white ware (late 14th – 15th century). The jug has a narrow base and the walls flare to form the body of the jug. The fabric is white with a slightly darker grey core. On the base there are a few drips of a pale yello...
	Vessel	LON-95BC47	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A late Medieval – Post Medieval pottery base from a Stoneware vessel, possibly Raeren (late 15th – 16th century). The vessel has a frilled thumbed base. It is a grey stoneware with patchy brown iron wash. Dimensions: diameter of base: 90.77mm; weight: 140.97g.
	Vessel	LON-95B4E3	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval pottery base sherd from a Black Glazed Ware vessel, probably a tyg (c.1580-c.1700). This base sherd includes the lower attachment point for a handle. The external surfaces are covered in a glossy black glaze with the exception of the base, which is only patchily covered. The fab...
	Vessel	LON-95A888	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval pottery body sherd from a stoneware Frechen Bartmann jug (1550-1700). This body sherd includes the majority of the armorial shield that is typical on these jugs. The vessel fabric is a light grey stoneware, the exterior of which is decorated with a brown iron wash under a coarse ...
	Vessel	LON-959083	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A late Medieval – Post Medieval pottery handle and rim sherd from a jug (15th – 17th century). The jug has a sub-angular rim and the handle is decorated with a central thumbed groove. The rim is attached to the jug approximately 20mm below the rim. The fabric with red with a central grey c...
	Vessel	LON-958B84	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
Two late Medieval – early Post Medieval rim sherds from a Sgrafitto dish (15th – 16th century). The two sherds conjoin and are from the same vessel. The dish has flange and a bead rim with central groove. The upper surface of the flange is decorated with a double band of incised parallel w...
	Vessel	LON-957D68	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval pottery rim sherd from a red ware open vessel (probably 17th -18th century). The vessel has a globule rim with a double band of stamped rectangular motifs in a border below the rim. The fabric is red with a grey core and mica inclusions. Dimensions: Radius: 110mm; Weight:...
	Pin	LON-833BD8	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval gold pin head (16th century). Curator's report: Small, heavy gold pin head with hole for attachment to a gold wire. The hemispherical head squashed flat, decorated with applied filigree circlets and knops, and with flower heads made up of small turquoises (identified by Raman...
	Fork (tool)	LON-821015	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A complete Post Medieval lead alloy forked tool (16th-17th centuries). The fork has been cast in one piece as a rod which, at the top, has been hammered out and pierced to create a hoop. At the opposite end it appears to have been cut and hammered out, forming a forked extension with two points. ...
	Comb	LON-820367	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
An incomplete Post Medieval ivory comb (16th-17th centuries). The one-piece comb has been formed from a single piece of ivory, possibly cetacean bone given that the comb was crafted in one piece and that the teeth had to be aligned with the grain (MacGregor 1985). The comb is double-sided, with t...
	Comb	LON-81FF56	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
An incomplete Post Medieval ivory comb with handle (16th-17th centuries). The implement has a short, circular-sectioned handle divided into three rounded sections by two sets of raised bands in pairs. The handle then widens sharply out into what would have been a polygonal reserve with three deco...
	Comb	LON-81F5E1	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
An incomplete Late Medieval to Post Medieval wooden comb (15th – 17th centuries). The one-piece comb has been formed from a single piece of wood, probably boxwood, suggested by the comb’s fine grain and the excellent preservation, as boxwood doesn’t warp after it has been seasoned. That box...
	Tankard	LON-815416	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A complete Post Medieval pewter lid from a vessel, probably from a baluster measure (17th – early 18th century). The lid has a decorative ‘bud’ type thumbpiece, with incised striations suggestive of leaves on the upper face as well as both sides. At the juncture between the thumbpiece and t...