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Post  mumof1 Thu 16 Jul - 21:35

vase - Who made this beautiful vase with the strange mark? Dsc06311
The vase is very nice, I like the little bit of pink in the glaze
vase - Who made this beautiful vase with the strange mark? Dsc06312
It sort of looks like DF or DP, or turned sideways is an A over A. For some reason I saw pieces by this potter everywhere I went today, which is why I decided to try to work it out.
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