Dark charcoal handbuilt cup with a bored hole through the front and two raised pale crusty patches on the wall, piece 1776 of A Penny For Your Pottery.

A charcoal handbuilt cup with a torn rim and a body carrying pale frost-like speckle, distinguished by two raised, knobbly pale crusty patches — one on the upper shoulder, one on the lower left — that stand proud of the dark wall. A single round hole is bored through the front. What the pale crust is stays unsaid; the pages record only how it looks.

What are the two white patches? Thick pale crusty deposits sitting proud of the dark wall, described by appearance only — their material and cause are left open. Piece 1776 of 10,000, listed at $17.76.

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