Kay Hartley Mortarium Archive Project
Kay F. Hartley, Ruth Leary, Yvonne Boutwood, 2022. (updated 2025) https://doi.org/10.5284/1090785. How to cite using this DOI
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- ADS Collection: 4227
- DOI:https://doi.org/10.5284/1090785
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Die Record: C.FE 1
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| Potter's Mark | C.FE |
|---|---|
| Die no | 1 |
| Reading | C?E |
| Reading (Tomlin) | C . F |
| Comments on the Readings (Tomlin) | Medial point enclosed by C which conjoins F. Not FE |
| Ligatured | FE |
| Additional Letters to the Name | F |
| Notes | The vertical of the E extends above and possibly below the letter; 'E' probably represents FE ligatured, but the extended downstroke is more difficult to explain; the central stop is a triangle. Stamp, rim profiles and date fit best with them being from northern France. One of the 3 examples known is from Amiens and the possibility of production somewhere in the vicinity has to be considered (Dubois et al 2009 fig 5, no.17). The 2 other examples are both from Southwark (Sheldon 1974, fig 22, no.18 is in Flavian context); |
| Dating of Die | 50-80/85 |
| Overall Date Range of Potter | cAD55-85 |
| Region | Continentals |
| Industry | N. France |
| Kiln Group or Industry | source unknown |
| Wares or Comments on Fabrics | NOG WH4 |
| Border |
Top: Border-None Bottom: Border-None Left: Border-None Right: Border-None |
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