Versions with a yellow decorated band were common in the third quarter of the eighteenth century. There was a revival of agate wares used as doorknobs in the late nineteenth century.
The paste consists of multiple colors, usually red and white colored clays mixed together to create veins seen both inside and out. The paste is relatively hard, and thin. Clear lead glaze, making the surface appear swirled with light and dark browns. The rim may be decorated with a yellow band incised with roulette impressions.
Hume 1969 was also listed on the FLMNH website but the bibliographic information was not provided.