An English tin glazed delftware ointment pot front the 17th century. Blackened glaze, presumably from being buried in the mud of cesspit or river. Similar examples of this blackened glaze have been found in the Thames by mudlarks, although this has no provenance to its find history (although it did come together with a Bellarmine face and section of English medieval tile). 5cm high Large and small chips. Rubbing and discolouration to the glaze. Please check photos carefully.
