Flat square ceramic slab with a striated grey-brown surface, a pale cream curved stroke arcing down the left side, and a dark rectangular patch in the upper middle, piece 2386 of A Penny For Your Pottery.

The highest number in the ledger so far, photographed August 16, 2026: a roughly square-to-rectangular slab with soft, rounded, irregular edges. Vertical brush striations cover most of a warm grey-brown top face; a pale cream-white stroke arcs from the upper left down toward the lower left, ending in a hooked point, and a second, shorter pale stroke crosses just below a dark rectangular zone in the upper-middle area.

The closer frames show that zone carrying fine alternating light and dark vertical striping that gives way to plain pale grey-white toward the right edge, with a dark curved swoosh below it, and fine surface cracking near the center-right of the face. The underside is dark and matte, with “2386” handwritten near its center, scattered small light embedded specks, and a cluster of round dimple marks along one edge.

What is inside the rectangular zone? Fine vertical striping alternates light and dark across the rectangle, then gives way to a plain pale grey-white area toward its right side, with a dark curved swoosh sweeping below. Piece 2386 of 10,000, listed at $23.86.

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