Fragments of a large vessel (a possible jug) found in Waterperry Gardens. circa 1201-1400
Context
The fragments of medieval lead glazed earthenware jug/ vessel.were restored by Georgina Castle of Applied Conservation, Thame
Report of restoration: To consolidate all available pieces. Paraloid B72 20% in acetone solution
was used to consolidate the break edges. All available sections were bonded
using Paraloid B72. Selected areas to support the vessel were cast in plaster of
Paris. This was strengthened using Paraloid B72 20% in acetone solution.
The cast areas were retouched using conservation grade acrylics and artists fine
powder pigments to replicate the colour of the earthenware body for a museum
repair.
Cataloged By
Colin Whittle
Category
Ancient Pottery & Artefacts
Acquisition
Accession
2025.1
Source or Donor
Gordon Dempster
Acquisition Method
Transfer
Location
* Untyped Location
C10S1
General Notes
Note
Many thanks to Georgina Castle of Applied Conservation (Ceramic and Glass Restoration) for sharing her report. Applied Conservation can be found at 3 Priestend, Thame, Oxon, OX9 2 AE. Tel 07972335756.