Light Green Arch Pattern Mudlarked Sherd Cufflinks

Historical Information

Type: Glazed earthenware pottery sherds

Fabric:Fine cream earthenware with pale celadon-green glaze; smooth refined ceramic body with rounded weathered edges

Date: Possibly late 19th century to early 20th century

Find Location: Suffolk Coast

Extra information:

Celadon-inspired finishes were popular during the late Victorian and Edwardian periods. The fine crazing visible across the glaze surface developed naturally over time through age and firing stresses & is commonly encountered on decorative art pottery & tablewares of the period. The flowing division between the cream body and translucent green glaze suggests the fragments may derive from a moulded decorative. art pottery bowl. Their recovery alongside other Victorian-period finds in a Suffolk coastal context supports a probable late 19th- to early 20th-century origin.