Clay Pipes
Introduction
Plain Bowls
Decorated Bowls
Decorated Whole
Pipe Stamps
Elmbridge Road
Taynton Metal Detecting Club
The Gannets
Plain Clay Pipes Bowls
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Huntley.
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Newent.
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Newent.
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Newent.
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Newent.
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Early Bristol Type.
1620 - 1640. Quay Street, Gloucester.
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George Adams of Malborough.
c 1660. Upton-on-Severn.
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Broseley bowl, Morris Deacon.
1670 - 1690. Taynton.
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Richard Greenland of Wiltshire.
1650 - 1670. Upton-on-Severn.
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Brosely Type 5 bowl, Thomas Hartshorne.
1680 - 1720. Bousldon.
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Brosely Type 3 bowl, IH.
1650 - 1680. Newent.
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Herefordshire bowl, Wheel Mark.
17th century. Dymock.
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Broseley bowl, Thomas Hughes.
1658 - 1700. Glasshouse.
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Small Gloucester bowl.
1630 - 1650. Newent.
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Broseley bowl, Edward Deacon.
1683 - 1729. Longlevens.
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Wiltshire bowl.
1720 - 1750. Upton-on-Severn.
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Mid 19th century. London Road, Gloucester.
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Edward Lewis of Bristol.
1630 - 1640. Quay Street, Glouceter.
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Pip bowl, William Chaperline of Malmsbury.
1630 - 1660. Taynton.
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Clay wig curlers.
Mid 18th century. London Road, Gloucester.
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Left: Samuel Roden 1780 - 1820
Right: Edward Higgens of Salisbury London Road, Gloucester.
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