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Pottery as therapy
After WWI the Red Cross set up the Disabled Soldier's Pottery in Redfern which produced a range of ware. These are very collectable now.
More recently the Repatriation Hospital at Concord had pottery classes as part of their rehab programme:
This piece:
has this label:
which may suggest it was made at the hospital as part of a rehab programme.
More recently the Repatriation Hospital at Concord had pottery classes as part of their rehab programme:
This piece:
has this label:
which may suggest it was made at the hospital as part of a rehab programme.
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