Pressed glass is formed with a plunger in a mold on one or more pieces. Pressed glass items are comparatively thick-walled, have smooth molded lips, usually with mold seams, and often are distinguished by a short, straight shear mark, like an isolated mold line, on the inside base. This mark is from the severing of the “gob” of glass before it is dropped into the mold. Bottles that are made on either automatic or semi-automatic machines will have mold lines encircling the top of the lip, as well as on the sides and base. APPENDIX IV ARTIFACT CATALOGUE FROM THE MIDDLETON PLACE PRIVY EXCAVATION _Artifacts_ _No. of _Minimum Fragments_ No. of Whole Items_ Ceramics Porcelain Undecorated Haviland & Co. plate 9 1 Undecorated saucer, D & Co., Limoges 5 1 Undecorated saucer 6 1 Undecorated plates 17 2 Undecorated platter 13 2 Gold-banded cup 9 1 “Cornflower” pattern tea or bread plate 4 1 Decal-printed tea plate or saucer, hallmark Alice / 5 1 Austria Decal-printed Austrian teacup 11 1 British meat dish, hand-painted oriental design 16 1 Chinese export porcelain serving dishes 4 4 Creamware Banded Wedgwood sauce tureen 1 1 Undecorated baker 1 1 Whiteware J & G Alcock “Tyrol” pattern transfer-printed bowl 5 1 Blue transfer-printed mug, rural English scene 6 1 Fragment of blue transfer-printed cup or bowl, 1 1 bucolic scene Undecorated ironstone or graniteware nappy 5 1 Undecorated ironstone or graniteware plates 23 4 Undecorated ironstone or graniteware cup 1 1 Molded white ironstone chamber pot 4 1 English majolica pitcher handle 1 1 Glass Tableware “Four Band” style pressed glass tumbler 1 1 Fluted pressed glass tumbler 2 1 “Thumbprint” style pressed glass tumbler 5 1 Engraved tumbler, floral design 1 1 Wheel-cut champagne flute glass 2 1