Site,Context,Spot/CCDate,Fabric,Common name,E Date,L Date,Period,Resid,Form,Dec, Sherds,Weight,ENV,Diam,EVEs,Comments
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,MUG,,1,33,1,,,"Bo cylind mug with trace of basal curve int. diam c90mm. Traces of faint overglaze black transfer-printed design possibily including logo 'GW[R]' & other unclear details - possibly heraldic bearers?? Same vitreous body as the GWR service below, but otherwise unique"
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TPOT,,1,80,1,90,,100% complete lid-seated teapot rim. Near-porcelain.Black transfer-printed band of stylised laurel leaves ext below rim with a single border line above - same design as on GWR Art Deco service below
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,LID,,1,3,1,,,Small discoid knob probably from a teapot as above (diam 18mm). Black 'Bulls eye' design on top - large black dot within a thin circle. Prob from GWR service
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,1,13,1,,,Complete teacup handle. Simpler design. Cast in mould. Plain with blank 'spandrel' under & concave finger rest under loop. 1 example only - from a thin-walled cup
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,24,287,19,,,"15x complete teacup handles, 4x broken bases from 4 additional handles, plus scraps of 4 handles (probably parts of the preceding 4). Cast in mould. All of very similar design wih an oval loop and a 'finger traction' cordon on the inner side of loop next to cup wall, cordon or bulge defined by 4 grooves. The handles have a solid triangular profile spandrel or bracket below (like an ear-lobe) with a supporting bud-like bracket or strut with a concave underside (finger-rest) ending in a rounded knob. A few brackets have a moulded groove along the length simulating foliage. Some have a simpler bracket. It is clear at least 2 moulds were used. General Art Deco design (like Ovaltine mug handles) The rims are attached to a few examples. GWR ware as below"
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,1,84,1,80,,"Teacup profile. Cylindrical wall curving into a simple footring base (recessed or concave under). Rim diam 80mm (c37% EVEs). Base diam c53mm. Total height 72mm. Handle missing. Front(?) part of cup survives with near-complete plainer-style GWR inscription (overglaze) in plain black capital letters without serifs 'PROPERTY/OF/G.W.R./RETURN TO/PADDINGTON STATION'. Only the last 'N' of station is missing otherwise this is the most complete eg of plainer-style. The words 'PROPERTY' and 'PADDINGTON STATION' are gently arched above and below the middle words which are horizontal. 'GWR' is underlined and in large-sized letters, the other words in smaller-sized letters. Whole inscribed area is 32mm high x c43mm wide & positioned 3-4mm below the rim at ?front of cup. Patchy grey-black soot-like staining allover ext surf & along breaks int. Underside of cup bears part of 'SO[HO]' manufacturer's mark in v small black letters (see below). Fabric as white vitreous porcelain/sanitary wares"
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,1,38,1,78,,Rim with full plainer-style overglaze 'GWR' insrcip as above but missing first 3 letters of PADDINGTON. Inscrip 5mm below rim. Inscrip 32mm high. Sooty staining ext
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,9,126,9,,,"Rims from 9 cups with various parts of plainer 'GWR' inscrip as above but all including the 'G' of 'GWR'. Diams all c 80mm. Lettering is clearer and thinner on some egs than others and also of v slightly different size - suggesting different stamps used, but fuzzy letters on some also due to overglaze printing and different firing conditions. Some glazes have v pale grey tint, others are whiter. some with sooty staining including 1 with spalled glaze patches"
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,6,84,,,,"Rims possibly from same plainer 'GWR' inscrip teacups but with only parts of the right-hand side of inscrip surviving (ie without the initial 'G'). Diams mostly c 80mm, 1 = 78mm"
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,6,49,,,,Rims - Probably parts of the above cups with plainer 'GWR' inscrip. Includes a footring base & 5 body sherds - all with traces of inscription. Not counted as MNVs. One of the rims has a handle scar to the right of the inscrip thus showing that (on this eg at least) the inscrip was on the left side of the cup to the left of the handle (or at 90 degrees to the handle) and not at the front of the cup opposite the handle
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,2,16,1,78,,"Rim & joining bodysherd. Black, overglaze Art Deco-style letters 'GWR' inside a circle (diam 27mm; upper part of G missing) with the word 'HOTELS'  below on a small curved scroll (the scroll is solid black & the letters are in reverse white). Sherd survives to 61mm below rim & is broken-off below the scroll - so there may have been an additional inscrip lower down? Thin black border line below rim and below this a border lines of stylised black ?laurel leaves. Slightly thinner-walled than most plainer GWR cups above"
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,1,9,1,82,,Rim from same style Art Deco GWR in circle design as above - but only the plain border line and leaf border survive (logo missing). The printing is messier than above and indicates a separate vess. Patchy black staining ext. Sherd height 60mm
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,1,16,1,80,,"Rim (borderless) with plainer Art Deco 'GWR' logo inside black circle only 17mm diam & without rim borders as above. Under circle in small letters is inscrip 'HOTELS./RETURN TO/PADDINGTON STATION' . The middle letters of HOTEL have a short underline. Inscrip below circle arranged in a triangle or plinth as though supporting the circle. Max width of inscrip (bottom line) = 34mm, total height of inscrip plus circle = 26mm, positioned 5mm under rim. This is the only sherd with the complete logo & inscription surviving. PHOTO"
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,1,10,1,82,,Rim (borderless) with plainer Art Deco 'GWR' logo inside black circle 23mm diam & without rim borders as above. Inscrip under circle as above (incomplete)
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,2,42,2,80,,2 vess. Rims from borderless cups as above with plainer style Art Deco GWR in circles 23mm diam on both. Partial inscrips below. 1 is a near-profile minus base
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,2,14,2,80,,2 vess. Rims from borderless cups as above with plainer style Art Deco GWR in circles c18mm diam on both. Partial inscrips below
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,1,35,1,82,,Rim (borderless) plainer-style Art Deco GWR in circle but on this eg only lower left-hand side of inscrip with 'PADDIN---' survives. Near profile
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,2,23,2,,,2 vess. Bos from (borderless rim) plainer-style Art Deco GWR in circle but on this eg only lower 2 lines of inscrips survive & trace of circle on one
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,4,59,,,,Not counted as vessels - might be from cups above = 2 bases & 2 bos from (borderless rim) plainer-style Art Deco GWR in circle. Lower frags of inscrips only. 1 with black staining int
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,1,15,1,80,,"Teacup rim in vitreous porcelain-like fabric. Vertical walls - fairly thin. Overglaze 'LMS' printed in light purplish-red letters with serifs - fairly messy. Letters 7mm tall, inscrip 29mm wide. Letters widely spaced. Place 16mm below rim. LMS = Railway company initials for London Midlands and Scottish"
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,1,17,1,80,,Teacup rim in vitreous porcelain-like fabric. Vertical walls - fairly thin. Overglaze circular garter in dark green containing words 'SOUTHERN RAILWAY' inside the strap. Pendent strap chape hanging outside the circle. Buckle to left of this. Garter 20mm diam & 7mm below rim. Patchy black staining ext
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,1,9,1,,,Body sherd from lower wall & start of footring. Teacup. Design in overglaze brown = surviving lower quarter of a circular garter - similar to above but a different design without a pendent chape. No surviving lettering
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,1,40,,,,Near-complete footring base diam 53mm. Probably from one of the 'GWR' teacups above (so not counted as a vessel). Off-centre manufacturer's mark in ?underglaze black small letters 'SOHO POTTERY/CORBRIDGE'. Inscrip 19mm wide. Letters only c 2mm tall. Patchy black staining ext - probably once liquid splashes (see above for GWR cup with part of this mark underside)
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,4,39,,,,Min 3 vess (possibly parts of teacups above so not counted as ENVs). Footring bases. One of 50mm diam. Incl 2 small joining sherds. All with identical underglaze black circular mark under including inscrip 'GEORGE JONES & SONS/MADE IN ENGLAND' & above this the word 'CRESCENT' with crescent logo in centre & monogram of GJ. Whole mark is 16mm diam. Mark dates 1921+. Crescent Pottery Stoke-on-Trent
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,1,47,,,,"Near-complete footring base diam 52mm. Seems thinner-walled than 'GWR' teacups above (but has not been counted as a vessel). Central manufacturer's mark in ?underglaze black small letters 'BRIDGWOOD/ENGLAND' with words gently arched above & below anchor symbol. Mark of Sampson Bridgwood of the Anchor Pottery, Longton, Stoke-on-Trent. England mark = 1890+.  Patchy black staining mainly int"
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,1,8,,,,"Teacup footring base (c40%) with partial black underglaze manufacturer's mark '[BI]SHOP/ [E]NGLAND'. Possibly Bishop as second named partner of a preceding named maker? Mark or name not traceable in this form in the Potteries online list. Unserif. Top line letter 4mm tall, lower line 2mm"
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,1,10,,,,Teacup footring base (c30%) with black overglaze numbers '5.37'. Possibly a date/batch-mark for 1937? See saucers below for similar marks. Numbers c2mm tall. Inscrip 12mm wide
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,1,73,1,80,,"Profile teacup (right-hand side) with complete handle (simpler buttress-type). Rim diam 80mm (37%), Height 77mm. Footring base diam c52mm (only 20% surviving). Heavily crazed glaze with cracks stained black. Some black patchy training. Undecorated but probably one of the GWR cups above"
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,1,66,,80,,"Profile teacup lacking handle. Rim diam c80mm (c4%), Height 75mm. Footring base diam 48mm (c70% surviving). No evidence of transfer print. Probably one of the GWR cups above"
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,56,635,,,,All teacups rims (mostly c80mm diam). Undecorated but probably from GWR service above. Mostly with v pale grey tint to glaze. A few almost pale cream-coloured. 
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,TCUP,,83,798,,,,All teacups. Footring bases & body sherds. Undecorated but probably from GWR service above.
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,2,1,180,,Damaged saucer rim c3% with 2 fine blue border lines. Unrelated to the GWR services & possibly a stray?
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,2,36,1,150,,Saucer profile. 17% x 150mm rim diam. Footring base 100mm diam. Height 20mm. 2x joining rims. Single fine black borderline at rim edge and below this a bordeline of stylised ?laurel leaves (as on some GWR cup above). Saucer of flattened S-shaped profile with an internal well or seating for cup (c64mm diam) with corresponding flattened discoid bulge on underside of saucer creating shallow channel between footring & bulge. Trace of impressed mark underside possibly '[MINTO]NS/[--]33' (the ending 33 looks fairly definite). On int curved flange is black transfer coat of arms of GWR with motto on ribbon 'GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY HOT[ELS]' & bisected shield above with London coat of arms to left and Bristol coat of arms (ships & fortress) to right. Only lower two-thirds survive on this vessel - the one below shows both halves of shield surmounted by heraldic 'finials' (Bristol =entwined arms holding a serpent & balances; London = outstretched dragon wing?) See dishes below for same design.
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,17,1,150,,Saucer profile. 10% x 150mm rim diam. Footring base trace. Height 21mm. Identical to above saucer with ?laurel leaves border and GWR coat of arms (upper two-thirds surviving with heraldic 'finial's) & '/RAILWAY HOTELS' . Floor/base centre missing
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,2,18,2,150,,"2 vess as GWR heraldic saucers above but almost certainly from 2 other vess (crests missing). 1x 6% rim with leaf border. 1x damaged footring base with leaf border, with black staining underside"
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,12,1,160,,8% x saucer rim. Trace of footring base. On flange int - same black Art Deco 'GWR' logo in circle (diam c 27mm) as on cups above - but no rim borderline. Only the 'R' survives and the last letter of 'RETURN TO PADDINGTON STATION' below
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,4,1,160,,6% x saucer rim. As above Art Deco 'GWR' logo in circle - but only top-right part of circle survives. No borderline
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,2,32,,,,Joining footring base sherds diam 100mm. Probably from saucer as above Art Deco 'GWR' logo in circle - but circle missing but small-sized letters (2mm) horizontal inscrip below circle 'RETURN TO/PADDINGTON STATION' partially survives - lower line = c35mm wide.
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,16,1,170,,8% saucer profile. Height 23mm. Damaged footring. Black inscrip as on cups above on flange int 'PROPERTY/OF/G.W.R./RETURN TO/PADDINGTON STATION' (letters -N STATION missing). 1st and last lines arched. Larger 'GWR' - these letters = 7mm high. Whole inscribed area c33mm high & orig c50mm wide.Slacker profile than smaller lettered GWR saucers
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,2,18,2,170,,2 vess. GWR inscrip as above with 7mm high GWR letters. Rim (6%) & footring base diam 100mm
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,2,30,1,158,,15% saucer profile. Height 23mm. Footring c110mm diam. Rim/profile & joining base. Black inscrip as on saucers above on flange int 'PROPERTY/OF/G.W.R./RETURN TO/PADDINGTON STATION' (starts of Prop and Padd missing). 1st and last lines arched (lower line smaller letters c2.5mm high). Smaller-style  'GWR' - these letters = only 5mm high. slightly more curved/sinuous profile than larger letter saucers 
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,2,23,2,170,,1 profile & 1 rim as above = 2 vess. Smaller GWR inscrip with GWR letters only 5mm high. Parts of inscriptions as above (both with GWR showing)
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,6,24,,,,Scraps of several smaller 'GWR' inscribed saucers similar to above but 'GWR' part of inscrip missing from all. Incl 2 rims. Not counted as separate vessels
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,38,1,142,,Profile c4% rim. Base diam c96mm. Ht 23mm. Probably smaller 'GWR' inscribed saucer similar to above but 'GWR' part of inscrip missing but part of inscrip 'PADD--' survives.letters 2mm high
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,5,1,,,Saucer footring base (di c 100mm?). Single example - probably a variant of 'GWR' saucers above with fragment of unique black inscription int '[COAC?]HES & [---]/ [RETURN TO PADDINGTON] STATION' . The '&' is very Art Deco in style with crossed lower terminals (like the VW logo of Volkswagen). The upper line is underlined
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,33,,,,Saucer footring base (di c 100mm). Probably from 'GWR' saucers but no inscrip survives. Underside with (?lower) line of impressed mark - '[--]43'. Possibly batch-mark for 1943??
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,7,,,,Saucer footring base frag. Probably from 'GWR' saucers but no inscrip survives. Underside with (?lower) line of impressed mark - '2935' or possibly '2937'? Mark not v clear. Possibly batch-mark for 1935??
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,25,,,,Saucer footring base frag. Probably from 'GWR' saucers but no inscrip survives. Underside with near-illegible line of impressed mark possibly - 1537' or '1837'? Only the '3' is farly clear.  Possibly batch-mark?
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,6,1,170,,3% saucer rim. More porcellaneous fabric than GWR egs. Unique eg with part of green transfer printed 'SOUTHERN RAILWAY' circular garter on flange int - identical to that on cup above. (Only the 'SOUT--' survives). Rim is thickend or collared ext at the tip - unlike the plainer GWR saucers
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,2,97,1,165,,37% rim. Profile 2 joining. Plain white but prob undec part of GWR saucer. Cup well is max 65mm diam but 50mm diam in the base. Ht 23mm. Footring base 105mm diam. On underside a v faint impressed mark - numbers - poss ending '--33'?
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,55,556,,170,,All plain saucer rims & some profiles. Rim diams c160-170mm. Probably plain areas of GWR etc saucers. Not counted as vess but frobably from 20+ vess?
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,67,526,,,,All plain saucer bases & body sherds only. Probably plain areas of GWR etc saucers. Not counted as vess.
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,8,1,,,Saucer base frag or v small dish? V flat with with near-horizontal flange springing from juat above flat base (diam c100mm). Different from GWR saucer form as has no channel or footring. Plain apart from markings on underside: includes ?underglaze small black transfer numbers '3.37' & further down a faint impressed mark '137/32' or '137/52'? The printed mark possibly a batch mark for 1937? See also teacups above for similar mark
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,5,1,,,"Saucer base (non GWR). V slight footring. Porcellaneous fabric. Upper surface with part of ?underglaze '[L]. M. S []' initials in purplish-red. The 'S' broken through vertically. Underside with same coloured maker's/china merchant's mark '6.35/ BEVINGTON Ltd/--BUCHANAN Bdgs/[L]ONDON.'  Batch mark for 1935? [London Gazette for 15 Feb 1955 lists C.E. Bevington Ltd. China & Glass Merchants, Buchanan Buildings. Holborn, E.C.1 - details suggests going into liquidation?]"
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,7,1,,,Flat saucer base with low flaring wall. Non-GWR. Light pink-red transfer maker's mark underside (frag) with lower part of circular band containing word 'BURSLEM' & below this 'ENGLAND'
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,2,12,2,,,"2 vess. Both flat saucer bases (non-GWR), diam of slight base c 60mm. Both with identical black transfer maker's mark underside as seen on teacup bases above 'GEORGE JONES & SONS' of the CRESCENT brand (Pottery). Smallish circular mark with lettering around central logo. The mark is complete on one & near-complete on the other"
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,2,10,,160,,Non-joining saucer rims. Plain. Thickened ext as Southern Railway saucer above (same vess?)
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,6,1,180,,Non-GWR saucer rim. Thin-walled shallow hemispherical saucer or shallow bowl
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,1,1,200,,Non-GWR saucer rim. Thin-walled 
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,25,1,,,Non-GWR saucer base. Porcellaneous. Gently rounded base with v shallow cup-well int
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,SAUC,,4,15,,,,Non-GWR saucer bases - footrings. Scappy sherds
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,DISH,,1,24,1,220,,Dish or plate rim (12%). Low-angled broad flanged rim with slight bead at lip underside. Black transfer-pinted overglaze details: Heraldic coat of arms of GWR as on saucers above with full shield present and ribbon motto 'GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY HOTELS' (last word damaged). Shield + finials + ribbon = 27mm high. single black bordeline at rim with stylised leaf border beneath (as on Art Deco cups & saucers above)
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,DISH,,2,88,1,220,,"9% dish profile as above. Probably from heraldic GWR dish. Black transfer dec. Single border & leaf border as above. On the flange is a trace of another detail - possibly the right-hand side of a heraldic shield. Base diam c130mm. Slight footring recess. underside has 2 marks. Black transfer small 'MINTONS/ENGLAND' mark with a crowned orb, total 16mm high. To right of this at different angle an impressed mark 'MINTONS/5 - 36'. Possibly a batch-mark for 1936?"
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,DISH,,3,34,2,,,2 vess. Dish base frags (2 joining) both with identical black MINTONS orb mark (underside) to above example. Prob GWR? One has a tiny blue underglaze mark possibly '1s' for 1 shilling?
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,DISH,,3,66,1,230,,17%  rim. Profile probably GWR dish with black borderline & leaf border as above. Joining sherds
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,DISH,,6,65,,,,Rims from 3-4 dishes with same black line and leaf borders as above. Diams c220mm. Probably GWR?
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,DISH,,1,12,,,,Flat base sherd from dish. Underside with trace of black transfer maker's mark in small letters 'CAN----/?&----'
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,DISH,,5,97,,,,Assorted plain dish bases of similar size to above. Poss includes GWR dishes and 2 of slightly different base mouldings
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,ENGS BRST,English stoneware with Bristol glaze,1830,1900,PM,,BOT CYL,TP,1,20,1,,,Body sherd. Ginger beer bottle.Off-cream stoneware. Part of black transfer-printed mark on front of vess including 'STONE/ [GI]NGER BEE[R]' with arabesque lines or fillers above & below inscrip. Part of uppermost arching or oval inscrip above all this '---SO--' (possibly '& SONS' ?)
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,ENGS BRST,English stoneware with Bristol glaze,1830,1900,PM,,JAR CYL,,3,168,1,93,,Complete base & joining bos. Plain pale grey stoneware cylind storage/preserve jar. Recessed flat base with impressed trade mark or factory mark = a ligatured symbol with central 'M' with an 'F' on either side (mirror image) & small letter 'C' above the M. Total height of mark = 17mm [Maling Newcastle perhaps?]. rusty deposit int & staining ext
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,ENGS BRST,English stoneware with Bristol glaze,1830,1900,PM,,JAR CYL,,1,68,1,95,,Flat base. Off-cream stoneware preserve jar with vertical spaced line (corduroy) dec ext
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,ENGS BRST,English stoneware with Bristol glaze,1830,1900,PM,,JAR CYL,,1,12,1,,,Bo. Corduroy dec
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,BLUE,Blue stoneware,1800,1900,PM,,SAUC,,1,8,1,140,,Rim. Deep saucer poss E20C. Glazed blue-grey or celadon-coloured stoneware/hard earthenware
XSU 10,404,c1937-1943,REFW,Plain refined white earthenware,1805,1900,PM,,TCUP,,1,16,1,85,,Teacup rim. Moulded spirally-shanked dec ext. crazed glaze. Nothing to do with 'GWR' service above. Poss 19C?
XSU 10,906,c1873-1940,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,JAR CYL,,4,338,1,85,,"Transfer-printed whiteware. Keiller & Sons Dundee marmalade jar. Profile (4 joining sherds) with crazed glaze and rusty staining in cracks. Standard cylindrical form 97mm tall with complete base 85mm diam. Base has ususal MALING diametric stamp with letters 'S' and 'K'  bisecting the 'L', and word 'NEWCASTLE' stamped below along circumference. Standard black transfer-printed inscription mentioning 'GRAND MEDAL OF MERIT VIENNA 1873' in top line & 'ONLY PRIZE MEDAL FOR MARMALADE/ LONDON, 1862' in lower line. Small printed ?batch mark 'S' under oakleaf wreath"
XSU 10,906,c1873-1940,TPW,Transfer-printed refined whiteware,1830,1900,PM,,JAR CYL,,2,53,1,90,,Transfer-printed whiteware. Keiller & Sons Dundee marmalade jar as above. Two joining rims (unstained or crazed). Top left of of inscrip and far left of dec surviving. Standard black transfer-printed inscription mentioning 'GRAND MED..'