Assistance on Brick ID

[neodetectorist]

I was out fossil hunting today in a local creek because it is way too hot for MDing. I am posting on todays finds because it was found today lol.
Any Brick experts?
This looks to be a brick possibly baked I am assuming due to the glazing on it. I am no experts in this area and am willing to take any suggestions on age and purpose.
Brick oven maybe?
Maybe not a brick at all but part of a Roman paved street. ( I am kidding here. This was found in NE Ohio USA)
There are no houses in this area but I suppose It could have tumbled here. The creek is mostly a foot deep in the summer but several feet and rushing in the spring.
Any info appreciated.

 

[DizzyDigger]

I've no idea..but it's a cool find!

 

[Digger RJ]

I was out fossil hunting today in a local creek because it is way too hot for MDing. I am posting on todays finds because it was found today lol.
Any Brick experts?
This looks to be a brick possibly baked I am assuming due to the glazing on it. I am no experts in this area and am willing to take any suggestions on age and purpose.
Brick oven maybe?
Maybe not a brick at all but part of a Roman paved street. ( I am kidding here. This was found in NE Ohio USA)
There are no houses in this area but I suppose It could have tumbled here. The creek is mostly a foot deep in the summer but several feet and rushing in the spring.
Any info appreciated.

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Almy]

Looks like a piece of heavy pottery, such as a chamberpot.

 

[ARC]

Looks like a piece of heavy pottery, such as a chamberpot.

I am leaning more towards sink or toilet.

 

[unclemac]

yeah me too, some sort of toilet related porcelain

 

[Blackfoot58]

Was there a barbershop in the area at one time? Looks likely due to the thickness and what I can see of the edging.

 

[neodetectorist]

Was there a barbershop in the area at one time? Looks likely due to the thickness and what I can see of the edging.

No barbershop, just a few old homesteads.