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Homers or workman's pieces
Anywhere there was clay, a kiln and downtime there were people making one-offs to take home or give away. Often from brick earth and sometimes salt-glazed.
This West Auckland garden edge tile:
was inscribed "Plato" and "Socrates" on the back:
perhaps suggesting dreams of a different life.
This West Auckland garden edge tile:
was inscribed "Plato" and "Socrates" on the back:
perhaps suggesting dreams of a different life.
TonyK- Number of posts : 653
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