Antique English Pottery | Antique Pottery | Antique Slipware pottery
Though often associated with the north of England ‘Salt Kits’ were made in various parts of the country including Sussex and there is a Brown-ware example in the Marlipins Museum in Shoreham-by-sea.
The wavy pie-crust decoration surrounding the aperture I have seen on a number of pots from Rye and the patterns of the iron oxide particles displayed on the surface of this pot are very similar to others I have seen from the Rye pottery’s. This particular example is elaborately decorated with various waves and squiggles and dots and there are some losses to these areas of slip.
Unfortunately it is lacking its handle but it is initialled P.O. and dated.
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