The "Lipowiec" Castle (Babice municipality, Chrzanów district, Małopolska province) played a considerable role in the history of Małopolska province and the church of Cracow since the break of the 13th and 14th centuries. During the following ages it was not only a fortress and the residence of hierarchs but also a place of retreat for the clergy and a bishopric prison. Nowadays – preserved in the form of a sustainable ruin – it constitutes one of the more interesting tourist attractions of the region. Profession-al historic-architectural-archeological research of the object was conducted only in the second half of the 20th century and the historical material obtained at that time has not been researched in detail up to now. The present article contains a proposal of an analysis of medieval earthenware from Lipowiec discovered during the research work in 1967-1974. The presentation consists both of the technological aspect and the generic classification of the earthenware (including a typology of characteristic parts of the pottery and its ornamentation). It also presents premises on which chronology has been based – technological and stylistic analogies as well as information based on stratigraphic position of each find. The whole analysis allows not only to characterise the researched earthenware but also to make some conclusions about stylistic influences and technological effect in respect of medieval pottery in this part of Małopol-ska. Illustration templates constitute an integral part of the article.