Hard, compact brick-red paste with sand tempering. Thick tin-enamel that is off-white to greenish-white in color. Crazing, pinholing, and bare spots in enamel are common.
Description
Hard, compact brick-red paste with sand tempering. Thick tin-enamel that is off-white to greenish-white in color. Crazing, pinholing, and bare spots in enamel are common.
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Cobb, Charles; Waters, Gifford; Panama Plain, The Pan-American Ceramics Project, accessed on 28 June 2025, https://www.panamericanceramics.org/ceramic_types/76-panama-plain
