All finds recorded in the Parliamentary constituency of Hornsey and Wood Green - Page: 1

Finds within constituency of Hornsey and Wood Green

A complete list of all finds recorded
Image	Object Type	Find number	Broadperiod	County	Actions
	Vessel	LON-1EEB76	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
Two Medieval pottery body sherds with bungholes from two large Surrey Whiteware cisterns, possibly Kingston Ware (14th – 15th century). Both the sherds have a white fabric and include the circular bunghole with decorative rim. The rim is decorated with thumb impressions creating a frilled app...
	Vessel	LON-1EE760	Roman	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Roman pottery rim sherd from a Grey Ware dish (AD43-410). The sherd has an upright bead rim with no decoration visible. The fabric is pale grey throughout with darker grey surfaces. The sherd is very abraded. Dimensions: weight: 15.45g.
	Vessel	LON-1EE0D2	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval pottery base sherd from a Chinese porcelain Famille Vert bowl (mid-18th century). There is hand-painted decoration on both the upper and lower surfaces of the base. On the upper surface there is a central orange flower, or fruit within a blue border containing more of the flow...
	Vessel	LON-1ED8E6	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval pottery base sherd from a Chinese porcelain bowl (18th century). The fragment includes part of the foot ring. The lower side of the base has not been glazed. This bowl has been decorated with a hand-painted blue pattern on both the internal and external surfaces. The internal ...
	Vessel	LON-1EAED5	Post medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A Post Medieval pottery base sherd from a tin-glazed ware dish, Delft manufactured in London (1600-1650). The sherd is very worn with pink/buff fabric. The sherd includes part of the foot ring of the dish and a chequered blue and white glazed pattern. The pattern consists of alternate solid bl...
	Figurine	LON-1E7057	Medieval	Greater London	xml \| csv json
A late Medieval stone carved anthropomorphic statue (14th – 15th century). The figure has been carved three-dimensionally and it is heavily worn with the head missing. The remaining visible detail shows the figure (probably a monk) to be draped holding a staff and possibly an exaggerated rosa...