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An Olive Jones Frog courtesy of Manos.
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An Olive Jones Frog courtesy of Manos.
Photo courtesy of Manos.
Manos says that this is probably a very rare piece of her work.
It has been slip cast and has her signature on the base.
I've never seen any slip cast ware made by Olive Jones before
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Manos says that this is probably a very rare piece of her work.
It has been slip cast and has her signature on the base.
I've never seen any slip cast ware made by Olive Jones before

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Last edited by Ev on Sat 29 Apr - 18:36; edited 2 times in total
Hi Ev by the way the frog is not actually a money box, it has a few holes on his back that are used most likely for flower arrangements. Thanks
Ev wrote:Photo courtesy of Manos.
Manos says that this is probably a very rare piece of her work.
It has been slip cast and has her signature on the base.
I've never seen any slip cast ware made by Olive Jones before![]()
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manos.samos- Number of posts : 4
Registration date : 2009-02-07
Re: An Olive Jones Frog courtesy of Manos.
I think florists call them "frogs" even if they are simple circles - like the imprints in bricks and in horses hooves
TonyK- Number of posts : 652
Location : Sydney Australia
Registration date : 2008-08-28
Re: An Olive Jones Frog courtesy of Manos.
The frog looks like what we used to call Pansy Pots.
The holes would be crammed with Pansies -
it would look rather gorgeous with the frog covered in Pansies!
The holes would be crammed with Pansies -
it would look rather gorgeous with the frog covered in Pansies!
Re: An Olive Jones Frog courtesy of Manos.
It would be great if we were able to re-load this photo please?
mumof1- Admin
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Location : Mapua, Nelson
Registration date : 2011-03-21
Re: An Olive Jones Frog courtesy of Manos.
Photo reloaded..... there must be 100's and 100's of photos that have disappeared :S
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