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Die Record: RVFI 1

Potter's MarkRVFI
Die no1
ReadingRVFI
Reading (Tomlin)RVF[
Comments on the Readings (Tomlin)F is curtailed by the broken edge, but to its left is possible trace of another letter, as if the die-cutter inserted I here since he could not find room for it after F. But the original width is unknown, and the name might be Rufinus instead of Rufus.
NotesBroken stamps from Canterbury and Amiens make up the complete stamp - no other examples known. Dubois et al 2009, p683, fig 5, no. 25 and p. 684; either the genitive of RVFVS or just possibly an abbreviation of a longer name such as Rufinus.
Overall Date Range of Potter65-110
RegionContinentals
IndustryNoyonnais
Kiln Group or IndustryNoyonnais
Wares or Comments on FabricsNOG WH4
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Right: NK

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