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Description:
| Technique: Transfer-print | Archaeological Notes: Fibre consists of an all-over design of fibrous tentacles. It is another pattern frequently recovered from historic sites. Yet the only reference to this pattern within the literature cites it as a design rendered on children?s teawares (Coysh and Henrywood 1989: 83). To date, four identified manufacturers have been recorded on Fibre pattern vessels from New Zealand?s historic sites. These include; Lewis Woolf on two examples from His Majesty?s Theatre; Minton on two examples from Victoria Hotel, Fell & Co on one example from Fort Ligar; and the South Wales Pottery on an example from the Chancery Street assemblage (Plowman 2000: 93; Brassey and Macready 1994: 41, 61 Fig. 30a-b; Brassey 1989:80; Macready and Goodwyn 1990: 21). |
COLOURS | Black | Blue | Green | Grey | Flown Blue |
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R11/1624 | His Majesty's Theatre |
Acacia | Acacia Cottage |
R11/1559 | Queen Street Gaol |
R11/1643 | Brown's Mill |
Butler | Butler's Point |
R11/1589 | Chancery Street |
Edmond's | Edmond's Ruins |
R11/1656 | Fort Ligar |
P19/35 | Omata Stockade |
Q05/1074 | Pompallier House |
R11/1813 | Sky Tower |
R11/1530 | Victoria Hotel |
Winstone's Stables | Winstone's Stables |
Wiri PO | Wiri PO |
Wynyard St | Wynyard Street |
R11/833 | Albert Barracks |
R09/627 | Miner's Bay, Kawau Island |
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H. Bickler (2006-2019)
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