Kay Hartley Mortarium Archive Project

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Die Record: AVSTINVS 2

Potter's MarkAVSTINVS
Die no2
ReadingAVSTIN/MAN[
Reading (Tomlin)?VST(I)NM?NV
Comments on the Readings (Tomlin)'Open' A. S is a perfunctory zigzag below the cross-bar of T. Letter after T is N, so was I omitted? No sign of it being ligatured above the short T, nor even to first stroke of N.
Variant letterA with vertical bar
Two line StampTL
Additional Letters to the NameMAN
NotesSee McCarthy 1990 fig.195, nos 1-7 from Blackfriars St Carlisle. 11 stamps from Scotland and 11 from all sites in England
Overall Date Range of Potter120-165
RegionHW/NW
IndustryCarlisle
Kiln Group or IndustryCarlisle; production in Scotland possible
Wares or Comments on FabricsCarlisle oxidised with buff slip,one with red/brown slip and white slip under flange from Cadder
Border Top: Sawtooth
Bottom: Sawtooth
Left: Bar-Horizontal
Right: NK

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