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Post  Ev Sun 19 Mar - 12:07

Photo courtesy of oakpot cheers

This shape is in the Salisbury Catalogues from the 1940's.

These were made in two sizes.

Spartan Magnolia Wall Vase Sparta22
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Post  Ev Sun 19 Mar - 12:10

Captainhobson sent me photos of one of these Wall vases and it was glazed and fired on stilts and a stamp could be seen through the glaze, but it was illegible.
Not made in New Zealand was all we could come up with.
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