20 Sherds of nicely 'Sea tumbled' Red/Pink Pottery of various sizes and designs. See more of our glass and pottery here... https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/SolwayShoreGlass Ideal as gift ideas or for use in arts and crafts. All the Pottery is picked up from the Coast of the Solway Firth in West Cumbria. Thank you for looking and supporting our small business.
Uncover the secrets of ancient craftsmanship with Craftable Pottery Sherds Data Pack (1.20.4, 1.19.4). Delve into the art of pottery creation as you craft
IF YOU WANT MY LATEST BOOK 'SHERD' PLEASE SEE MY OTHER LISTINGS, thank you. This listing is a PDF book only! I will e-mail you a link to download the book. (Please note the download link is valid only for 5 days) After 12 years of research and mudlarking I put together this 128 page book. It is packed with photos showing typical sherds found in the Thames, with tips on how to identify and date pottery. Most of the common types of pottery found in the London area are included. A lot of these are found all over the UK and abroad. Included are – Roman pottery, Samian, coarse wares, colour coated, mortaria, tiles. Medieval pottery, Surrey White Ware, Penn tiles. Post Medieval, Tudor Green, redwares, slipwares, Borderware, Sunderland slipware, Midlands Purple, stove tiles, imports, Olive jars, German stoneware including Bartmann jugs, Westerwald, English stoneware, white salt-glazed stoneware, scratch blue, tin-glazed earthenware (Delft ware), porcelain, refined earthenware and transfer printed pottery. This book was shortlisted for the London Archaeology book prize this year, I didn’t win but I got lots of positive comments! Any questions, please get in touch. Please note the file is far too big to upload to Etsy. There is only the front cover on this site. Please wait for the link from wetransfer.
At an excavation site in northern Mexico, BYU archaeology students and professors recently discovered artifacts that have been buried for 1,000 years, including pottery sherds, hammer stones, maize kernels and — intriguing at a location 250 miles inland — a shell bead from the Pacific Ocean. The site known as Casas Grandes, also called Paquimé,
20 Sherds of nicely 'Sea tumbled' Green Pottery of various sizes and designs. Two sets available See more of our glass and pottery here... https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/SolwayShoreGlass Ideal as gift ideas or for use in arts and crafts. All the Pottery is picked up from the Coast of the Solway Firth in West Cumbria. Thank you for looking and supporting our small business.
The prevalence of broken pottery sherds at archaeological excavations helps paint a picture of life in biblical times.
8 one-of-a-kind buttons; repurposed pieces of history. Recycled Victorian to early 20th century pottery sherds found while mudlarking on the Thames foreshore. Button sizes are approximate, most closely to a medium, 19mm button. Upon receipt, check both sides – while not prevalent you may receive a two-for-one bonus with a design on both sides of the pottery sherd! By definition, the sherds of pottery are broken bits; thus they will have chips, cracks, uneven edges, thicknesses and shapes, discoloration, etc.
Unique original piece from emerging local artist, me. Liz Lane Impressive large statement piece of art. Large abstract fossils mosaic formed by Cornish beach found sea pottery sherds sourced from the coast of southern Cornwall. On wooden base. The difficulty with beach sherds are that they are not straight cut, this gives a softer look and warm feel. This is hand made artwork not factory made. Totally unique. Measures 60cm square. Looks great when hung on a plain wall as shown in a recent exhibition.
Abstract patterns carved onto bone fragments recently discovered in China could be the oldest art ever made.
This design of this small lopsided pot draws on my experience of piecing together pottery sherds in an archaeological store and holding them together with masking tape in an attempt to reconstruct a pot. The soft green and yellow colour pallet is inspired by the pottery sherds that I have collected from the River Thames foreshore (called ‘mudlarking’), some dating back to the Medieval period. It is made from an earthenware buff clay, decorated with yellow and green engobe (a cross between slip and glaze). The interior is finished in a Verdigris glaze and the exterior in a final clear gloss. This small pot works well as a decorative colourful piece or perhaps a small vase.
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Biscuit (cookie) flavour: Orange, cardamom, and vanilla Decoration: Royal icing base. All designs painted by hand with gel food colourings and vodka. Aged effect created using a sgraffito…
One-of-a-kind Stitch Marker; repurposed pieces of history. Length of marker approximately 2.0 - 2.75 cm. Stitch marker is finished with a silver or steel closed jump ring to fit over your knitting needle up to US 8/5mm. Recycled Victorian to early 20th century pottery sherds found while mudlarking on the Thames foreshore. Upon receipt, check both sides – while not prevalent you may receive a two-for-one bonus with a design on both sides of the pottery sherd! By definition, the sherds of pottery are broken bits; thus they will have chips, cracks, uneven edges, thicknesses and shapes, discoloration, etc.
How cute are these? Little Thames Foreshore Sherds safe forever in a resin lollipop with a pearlised white background to make them pop. Put them in a bottle for unique display, in your plant pot for a cute stake. Display so many ways.... just don't eat them! Mostly 1800's sherd and some vintage ones. Which one will you pick from the variations? Price is per individual item. Bottles not included. I can also make these to order in a different colour as I have lots of sherds collected from the River Thames foreshore over the past years. Check out my other listings for unique jewellery, wall art and upcycled antique bottles. Something for everyone, cufflinks and bookmarks too! Mwah x
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These interesting sites shed light on an important part of the country's history.
IF YOU WANT MY LATEST BOOK 'SHERD' PLEASE SEE MY OTHER LISTINGS, thank you. This listing is a PDF book only! I will e-mail you a link to download the book. (Please note the download link is valid only for 5 days) After 12 years of research and mudlarking I put together this 128 page book. It is packed with photos showing typical sherds found in the Thames, with tips on how to identify and date pottery. Most of the common types of pottery found in the London area are included. A lot of these are found all over the UK and abroad. Included are – Roman pottery, Samian, coarse wares, colour coated, mortaria, tiles. Medieval pottery, Surrey White Ware, Penn tiles. Post Medieval, Tudor Green, redwares, slipwares, Borderware, Sunderland slipware, Midlands Purple, stove tiles, imports, Olive jars, German stoneware including Bartmann jugs, Westerwald, English stoneware, white salt-glazed stoneware, scratch blue, tin-glazed earthenware (Delft ware), porcelain, refined earthenware and transfer printed pottery. This book was shortlisted for the London Archaeology book prize this year, I didn’t win but I got lots of positive comments! Any questions, please get in touch. Please note the file is far too big to upload to Etsy. There is only the front cover on this site. Please wait for the link from wetransfer.
Researchers analysed ancient fats and lipids that had been preserved on 28 pottery sherds from ice age archaeological sites along the Amur River, in eastern Russia.
Hennie Meyer and Clementina van der Walt’s wall of flower vases are certainly not wall flowers like we know it.
A sweet selection of blue and white pottery sherds that would be ideal for crafting or pendant making. The pieces were combed off an English beach. The pieces would also be good for crafting and mosaic work. You will receive the pieces in the photograph. If you have any questions please get in touch with me.
Native American Indian Pottery Sherds North Georgia Artifacts Mississippian lot of 18 18 pieces of pottery sherds found on my property close to Apalachee River. Middle to late Mississippian pieces. Plain pieces, some with designs and a few bowl rim pieces Weighs 12 oz. Ships within 24 hours
