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Glossy brown ramekin for the gallery 1272

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NEW ZEALAND POTTERY :: Crown Lynn :: Crown Lynn Shapes with Four Digits 1964 to 1989

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Post  Ev Tue 1 Nov - 18:47

I've always had a soft spot for the 'Country Fair' range.
It reminds me of Bendigo Pottery with it's band of raised dots Smile
Not sure of the reason for the glazing to vary enormously in depth and colour ....?
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NEW ZEALAND POTTERY :: Crown Lynn :: Crown Lynn Shapes with Four Digits 1964 to 1989

 
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