Fine tableware with a wide distribution across Britain from the 2nd to the 3rd centuries AD. Hard, smooth-textured fabric; white, off-white or pink; very fine quartz sand, occasional larger grains.
jugs; flagons; bottles; cups; beakers.
Nene Valley cup with barbotine decoration
Sherds of Nene Valley cups with hunting scenes. A hound is shown on the top one and a deer below
Nene Valley ware has been found outside Kenchester (Magnis), and at the Romano-British settlement site at Stretton Grandison.
POTSHERD : Atlas of Roman Pottery - Nene Valley colour-coated wares
Bath fabric 6.3.
Caister-on-sea fabrics NVCC-20 and NVCC.
Carlisle fabric 175.
Chelmsford fabric 2.
Chesterfield fabric 29.
Colchester fabric EA.
Gestingthorpe fabrics B1-B3.
Gloucester fabric TF12B.
Great Chesterford fabric 29.
JRPS bibliography fabric nvc.
Lullingstone fabric 5.
Milton Keynes fabric 6.
Old Penrith fabric 12.
Kent fine fabric 13a.
Towcester fabric 12.