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Footrot Flats mug to honour the late Murray Ball
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Post  VikiM Tue 11 Oct - 18:15

Hi there, is this mark familiar to anyone?

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Post  VikiM Tue 11 Oct - 18:55

R mark Ed824410
R mark 5895a710

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Post  Ev Wed 12 Oct - 8:34

The mark is familiar to me, but I can't get a lead for it sorry.
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Post  Jeremy Ashford Wed 12 Oct - 9:14

Sure looks like an R, but could it be AT?
(As it might appear with 90 degree rotation.)

Alternatively—thinking of the RK mark for Ross & Kay Palmer—could it perhaps even be DK, or even PK, stacked vertically.

I’m not saying it is not an R, just that there are other ways to view it.
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Post  Ev Wed 12 Oct - 10:32

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Post  VikiM Wed 12 Oct - 10:35

Thank you! it’s a beautifully made piece

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