Clay pipes were found in the earlier Old Saw premises in the walls and chimneys but, once exhumed, disintegrated. A glazed drinking cup found in the foundations survives after being carefully reassembled and preserved by Harry King, the former owner of the cottage. The cup still requires dating. A hand-made brick-lined pit deep was also discovered on the site. Its uses are disputed, with suggestions that it was a cockfighting pit or meat storage vessel.
clAy PiPeS WeRe FoUND iN THe eArLiEr old Saw PrEmisES iN the walls aNd chImnEYs buT, oNcE exhUMEd, diSintegRatEd. a gLazed drInkiNg cuP FoUnd in the fouNDAtIOns surVives AfteR being CaREfullY ReaSsembled aND preservEd By haRry king, thE fOrmeR owNer oF the COttaGe. thE cuP stIll RequirEs DAtIng. A haNd-maDe BrIcK-LINEd pIT dEep Was aLso DiscoVeRed On tHe sitE. ITs usES are disputEd, WiTH suggeStionS that It Was A CockfiGhtinG pit or meat stOrAGe vessel.