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Richard Parker
Ev Sat 6 Aug - 8:55
Photo of an exquisite example of Richard's earlier work courtesy of Manos.
His mark is a little blurry, but easily recognisable...
His mark is a little blurry, but easily recognisable...
Last edited by Ev on Thu 28 Apr - 11:06; edited 1 time in total
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Re: Richard Parker
Maryr Mon 20 Jul - 19:49
Kat that is outstanding. Today I went to the Whangaparoa opshops. I am finding it SO hard to stick to commercial castware when there is so much delicious studio pottery about. But nothing as spectacular as yours I hasten to add!
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Re: Richard Parker
Ev Tue 21 Jul - 6:41
Richard Parker is very collectable Kat and you are very lucky to find some of his work.
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Re: Richard Parker
Kat & Co. Tue 21 Jul - 9:34
We sold his pots from the Quarry Shop 1990's.. I really struggled with his individual pieces..but his work has grown on me & his mass diplays are awesome 
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Re: Richard Parker
Ev Thu 28 Apr - 11:04
Finally I have a piece of Richard Parker's work.
There were about 10 wall pieces to choose from and this was not easy as I wanted them all. Sifted out the ones that didn't have a paper sticker or a mark and then closed my eyes and picked one.
There were about 10 wall pieces to choose from and this was not easy as I wanted them all. Sifted out the ones that didn't have a paper sticker or a mark and then closed my eyes and picked one.
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Re: Richard Parker
Ev Thu 2 Feb - 16:45
So thrilled to find two of Richard Parker's wall art pieces waiting for me at the Hospice Shop. It's been a while since I've found any wonderful Studio Pottery.
Oh happy day
Oh happy day
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