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White Granite Geometric and Paneled/Scalloped Motifs
(1840s - 1850s)
Federal
Reserve - 18BC27
Feature 30 Privy 1850-1870
Household of Nathan Mansfield
Bowl with scalloped rim.
Tulip shape cup.
Saucer in possible Girard
(Dieringer & Dieringer 2001:57).
Saucer in what is believed to
be the
True Scallop shape.
Unidentified hollow vessel, possibly a
toothbrush holder. Believed to be in
Classic Gothic shape.
Paneled cup.
Plate in what is believed to be
the True
Scallop shape. Plate
with printed mark "E.
Challinor
and Co.". This Staffordshire firm
in
business between 1853 and 1862. Back
view of plate
with printed
mark "E.
Challinor
and Co" shown on right.
Height to top of handle:7.75”;
Rim diameter:4.50”; Base diameter: 5.00”.
White granite panelled octagonal jug
and handle. Vessel height: 7.50”
Federal Reserve - 18BC27
Household of Nathan Mansfield
Brick-lined circular pit of
indeterminate function
(Feature 36)
White granite 12-sided plate with molded
panels. Rim diameter: 11.00”
Lot: 18BC27/341.
Plate with printed mark
for Staffordshire firm
William
Ridgway & Co. (1830-1854). Back
view of plate printed with mark
for
Staffordshire firm William
Ridgway & Co. shown on right.
American Can Company - 18BC56
From fill deposited circa 1880-1890 at Harford Run
Bowl with arched motif. Arches, scallops,
loops and lobes, used in conjunction with
vertical panels, became common on white
granite in the 1850s (Wetherbee 1996:81).
Rim diameter:7.00”, Vessel height: 4.00”.
Vessel #: 101
Bowl with arches and scalloped rim.
Arches, scallops, loops and lobes, used
in conjunction with vertical panels, became
common on white granite in the 1850s
(Wetherbee 1996:81). Rim diameter:8.25”,
Vessel #: 102
Chamberpot with loop motif. Arches,
scallops, loops and lobes, used in conjunction
with vertical panels, became common on
white granite in the 1850s (Wetherbee
1996:81). This vessel has been overfired
and the bubbled glaze is particularly
apparent in the outline of the loops.
Rim diameter: 9.50”, Vessel #: 99
Federal
Reserve - 18BC27
Wood-lined Privy
(Feature 7)
Privy 3 - 18BC81
Early 19th- to early 20th-centuries
Jackson Homestead - 18MO609
factured by Staffordshire firm T. & R. Boote
(1842- 1963). This plate bears a registry
mark of August 10, 1851.
Geometric paneled plate.
White granite panelled octagonal creamer
with sprig molded grapes Vessel height: 5.00”,
Vessel base diameter: 3.00”, Vessel V-145
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