Tables

5.1   Summary of ‘Domestic’ artefacts.

5.2   Summary of ‘Eating and Drinking’ artefacts.

5.3   Ceramic tableware forms by ware type.

5.4   Decorative techniques on ceramic tableware.

5.5   Transfer-printed decoration types on ceramic tableware.

5.6   Makers’ marks on ceramic tableware.

5.7   Matching sets of ceramic tableware.

5.8   Complementary tableware vessels.

5.9   Glass tableware forms by glass colour.

5.10 Ceramic teaware forms by ware type.

5.11 Decorative techniques on ceramic teaware.

5.12 Matching sets of ceramic teaware in order of set size.

5.13 Complementary teaware vessels.

5.14 ‘Serving and Consuming’ vessel forms by ware type.

5.15 Decorative techniques on ‘Serving and Consuming’ ceramics.

5.16 Makers’ marks on ‘Serving and Consuming’ ceramics.

5.17 Storage bottle types.

5.18 Summary of makers’ marks on glass storage bottles.

5.19 Summary of ‘Personal’ artefacts.

5.20 Decoration on buttons.

5.21 Summary of ‘Recreational’ artefacts.

5.22 Summary of ‘Tools and Equipment’ artefacts.

5.23 Summary of ‘Miscellaneous’ artefacts.

6.1   Identified country of manufacture by maker’s mark.

6.2   Listing of unsecured debts to traders in a statement of duty regarding Dr Martin’s will (PROV, VPRS 7591/P2, Unit 17, File 12-586, 11 February 1875), including details on traders from Sands and McDougall’s Melbourne Directories (1874).