| 14.9.28
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Fragment of coarse Neolithic pottery, pink with grey core, traces of decoration in red on outside and reserved inside.
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| 2006.12.90
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Ridges and unusual shape could be detail on figurine, otherwise very low quality pottery
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| 26.2.1
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Upper body sherd of Attic black-figured pottery dinos; interior: glazed black; exterior; palmette and lotus cross, with added red;
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| 45.6.59
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Mouth broken, neck widens into small pear shaped body which narrows into foot and flarred rounded flat base. Surface smooth with lines made from having been produced on a pottery wheel.
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| E.62.26
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Polished red pottery bowl, faced with (black) haematite (iron oxide) and burnished. Much red pigment remaining (outer surface). Flat base and flared sides (cf. E.65.3 for shape)
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| E.63.18
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Grey pottery. It is inscribed on two sides. The inscription is dedicated to the 'Good god, lord of both lands, son of the Sun, Aahmes Memphis'.
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| REDMG:1964.1693.1
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Reserved sherd of pottery. Ridges on the inside surface. Very smooth surface.
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| TEMP.2014.9.19
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No decoration, no incised lines or stamps. Grey residue on the interior. Section missing from lip. Evidence of use of a pottery wheel in making.
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| TEMP.2014.9.20
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Blackened base of interior. Two incised rings, one near foot and the other near the lip. interior and above top incised line is smooth. Lower exterior, textured/coarse, grit. Evidence of use of a pottery wheel in making.
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| TEMP.2025.5.2
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Glazed pottery replica of Roman flue-tile from Ashtead. Stag in centre, front of dog to left and rear of another dog to right. Inscription below stag. Reverse makers stamp and production details. Ashtead Pottery symbol with crescent denoting production date of 1927. M43= production number and t= glaze colour code of cinnamon.
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