What are the scratch marks on 1756? Deliberate-looking scored lines — hatched scratches cut into the clay across the whole body of 1756, an egg-shaped closed form with a small opening at the top. The marks cross and overlap like combing, turning the surface into texture you can read from arm’s length. What tool made them, the photos don’t show, so the pages don’t name one.
Fainter cousins appear elsewhere in the run — light striations on 1744, drag lines on 1767 — described on those pages, but only 1756 wears it as its defining feature.
See it on real pieces
1756 — or browse the scored-marks listing.
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