I found this piece of pottery on a field that has thrown up everything from roman to modern. Can someone help with a date range? IMG_0582.jpg IMG_0576.jpg Statistics: Posted by UK_Detectorist — Sun Apr 14, 2024 4:24 pm ..read more

Hi, Trying to figure out some new land and found this piece. Area is South Cambs. Any help is appreciated. Thanks Statistics: Posted by Core — Wed Apr 10, 2024 10:53 pm ..read more

Take a look at Buckley black glazed pottery, very similar fabric and glaze. Statistics: Posted by DrWillowood — Wed Mar 20, 2024 1:37 pm ..read more

Pottery gets absolutely everywhere, through manuring etc. like plastic does today Statistics: Posted by Mattockswinga — Tue Jan 16, 2024 8:43 am ..read more

Thanks for your help . Didn’t think it was too old because it’s in quite good nick . There were other fragments that were white . The area is a good half mile from any buildings and no buildings on old maps dating back to 1806. Statistics: Posted by Steptoe66 — Tue Jan 16, 2024 8:34 am ..read more

Glaze suggests c17 to c19 Statistics: Posted by Mattockswinga — Tue Jan 16, 2024 7:48 am ..read more

Good morning . Sorry if this is not allowed but please could somebody help age this pottery. It was in a recent hole I dug that had a lead spoon in. I dug 8 inch down to find like smal paving that sounded hollow . At first I thought I’d found a chamber but to no avail there were other strange metal items that look like scrap but are shaped like they formed a skirt? I’ve no idea on pottery thankyou Statistics: Posted by Steptoe66 — Tue Jan 16, 2024 7:17 am ..read more

The orange piece is a modern drainage pipe, hence the curve, I find them all the time. Statistics: Posted by Leg end — Fri Jan 12, 2024 10:51 pm ..read more

Whilst detecting today I came across the following pieces two of which look like tiles and one a pottery piece. I'd appreciate any pointers on what period they are from, and whether they are tiles/pottery! In the small south Dorset field they were found I have found bronze age stators, Roman coins and artefacts, medieval, Georgian and modern. The two 'tiles' are on the left of the photo and about 6-7mm thick, the more terracotta piece is curved and around 13-4mm thick. Any pointers appreciated, thank you. IMG_4604 (1).jpeg IMG_4605 (1).jpeg Pottery Find.jpg Statistics: Posted by Aston — Fri ..read more

[brown salt Glazed stoneware Still made so unless there is a makers mark they are undatabe Most likely 1900s I have seen one with salads dreesing on the side Or if you beleive ebay a victorian ink bottle You can often find them in the ditches around fields, here's some I have picked up IMG_20240106_141109.jpg Statistics: Posted by Koala — Sat Jan 06, 2024 3:23 pm ..read more