a - Wicket slab with possible spy hole notch from Stamford, North Street. Fabric - white clay matrix with a high percentage of recognisable trimmings including mouth piece stem ends recording a narrower tapered tail beyond the trimming point. 1847-96
b - Small shaped door with abraded spy hole from Boston, Rosegarth
Street. Fabric - white clay matrix with ferruginous mineral and
self coloured grog inclusions. Mid 19th century.
c - Damper plate with raised rib [possibly a handle] from Winchester,
St John Street. Fabric - white clay matrix with mineral inclusions
together with pipe trimmings and voiding from combusted organic
material. 1800-50
d - Two plugs from Lewes, Pipe Passage. The central zone has a black
carbon deposit over the surface whilst the upper part has pink
coloured fire discoloration. Fabric - white clay. 1830-70