Search Results for: "archaeology" - Page 14 of 15
The online catalogue does not include details of all our collections. Contact us for further information on collections not yet featured online.
Teapot with sprigged decoration, reconstructed
Teapot with sprigged decoration, reconstructed. Red stoneware.
Teapot with sprigged decoration, reconstructed
Teapot with sprigged decoration, reconstructed. Red stoneware. Excavated at the William Greatbatch factory site, Fenton.
Teapot with sprigged decoration, reconstructed
Teapot with sprigged decoration, reconstructed. Red stoneware. Excavated at the William Greatbatch factory site, Fenton.
The Staffordshire Moorlands pan
The Staffordshire Moorlands pan. A Roman, second century AD cast, copper-alloy bowl, inlaid with several colours of enamel. Text, inscribed after casting, lists four forts at the westernmost end of...
The Staffordshire Hoard
A large hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold and silver, known as The Staffordshire Hoard. Early Medieval Hoard from Staffordshire, recovered using a metal detector in Hammerwich civial parish, Staffordshire,...
Tile fragment with Heron fishing design
Tile fragment with Heron fishing design. Creamware, green glazed.
Tile fragment with Heron fishing design
Tile fragment with Heron fishing design. Creamware, green glazed. Excavated at the William Greatbatch factory site, Fenton.
Tortoiseshell teapot, from phase II of the Greatbatch pottery site, Fenton, excavated 1979 to 1981
Tortoiseshell teapot, from phase II of the Greatbatch pottery site, Fenton, excavated 1979 to 1981.
Two pieces of mug sherds with underglaze painted decoration, partially reconstructed
Two pieces of mug sherds with underglaze painted decoration, partially reconstructed. Creamware, painted underglaze in brown, grey, yellow and green.
Two pieces of mug sherds with underglaze painted decoration, partially reconstructed
Two pieces of mug sherds with underglaze painted decoration, partially reconstructed. Creamware, painted underglaze in brown, grey, yellow and green. Excavated at the William Greatbatch factory sit...