1600s Spanish Majolica Plate off a shipwreck.

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please need someone to help me with this info. Inbox me if you know anyone,

 

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[CRUSADER]

post a picture & we will tell you

 

[G.A.P.metal]

ya lets see a picture

 

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[Baba awarded]

Thank you

 

[CRUSADER]

Ok, looks great & you have practically IDed it already, although if you ask TimeKiller, I think he may have more to add.

Its rare to get them complete.

 

[Baba awarded]

Thanks

 

[timekiller]

Not sure what ya asking?I think your on the right track as it looks to be tin glazed to me.With a design that would fit 1700's for sure.Could very well be 1600's though.
I've got to get ready to go to the doctor.Here's a site you can read a little.When I get back I'll look for some more through other sites I've got.
Take Care,
Pete,

Tin-Glazed

 

[timekiller]

Here's a few others off the top of my head............

Colonial Williamsburg® Digital Library

Colonial Williamsburg® Digital Library

VirginiaDigs.net: Broaddus Flats: Artifactual Evidence p. 2

The Project Gutenberg eBook of New Discoveries at Jamestown by John L. Cotter and J. Paul Hudson

Gotta go!

 

[Bill D. (VA)]

That's a great find, and is definitely from the 1600s. I dug some slipware shards from a 1600s trash pit that may be from the same time period as yours, but I haven't been able to ID mine either. Appreciate any help with mine too. Thanks!

 

[Baba awarded]

Also trying to place a value on it.

 

[CRUSADER]

Also trying to place a value on it.

Now then, the value comes with the identication & history of the Wreck, more than the item, think of the everyday common items sold from the Titanic.

Or do you want the value of it as a standalone object?

 

[Baba awarded]

I have found some info on this plate. It came off a wreck at Burrows Cay. The name of the ship is unknown. I called a close friend who I forget about that was on the boat when the plate was found. It is dated 1580-1620.

 

[Surfview]

Nice find!

 

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Thanks

 

[HISPAN]

is Spanish pottery .... this pottery is the most abundant in my fields 1600´ S

 

[70monte68]

awesome find!!!

 

[timekiller]

Glad you got some results,cause after my Doctor visit yesterday & the pain Meds. they gave me I wasn't up to looking.(sorry) Hispan should know as well that's his home town.So good.

Bill you may also want to try these sites for a match if you haven't found out yet.............
AUCTION ARCHIVE: Daniel Frank Sedwick, LLC.
just go about 3/4ths the way through each auction & open up the book it allows you to zoom in & is where the relic section starts on each one.If nothing else it's cool looking.
Take Care,
Pete,

 

[oldsalty19]

great find tho