The Thames foreshore is littered with transferware. I just assumed they were all Victorian but of course many are much older, dating to Ge...

Over the months I've noticed quite a few pieces of pottery with mainly blue but sometimes green crinkly edges. Eventually tracked down...

To break up the rather dowdy browns and buff colours of the pots and storage jars, here’s a delftware handle of a porringer or possibly a bl...

Delftware is my favourite pottery find, perhaps because it is so old, 1560-1750 yet its hand painted designs are so vibrant, bold and modern...

This was the first type of pottery I found on the Thames foreshore in 2010, I didn’t bother to pick it up, assuming it was Victorian or ev...

Willow Pattern 1780- present.  The Willow Pattern was first produced in 1780-90, from Thomas Turners Factory in Shropshire from an engravin...