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Footrot Flats mug to honour the late Murray Ball
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Post  paul_nz Thu 8 Mar - 11:11

Hi good people just wondering if anyone might recognize the style or design Ive tried to show the mark its very hard to see,could be C or G hard to tell any info would be appreciated.
cheers Paul.

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Post  Ev Thu 8 Mar - 15:06

Any chance of a macro in good light shot of just the mark?
Or crop your shot to just the mark perhaps?
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Post  paul_nz Thu 8 Mar - 21:08

Ev wrote:Any chance of a macro in good light shot of just the mark?
Or crop your shot to just the mark perhaps?

Best I can Do.

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Post  Ev Fri 9 Mar - 7:32

The piece is superbly crafted, though I don't recognise the style.
Hopefully someone will one day, as I can't make out the mark.
Thanks for trying Paul.
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Post  paul_nz Fri 9 Mar - 9:40

Ev wrote:The piece is superbly crafted, though I don't recognise the style.
Hopefully someone will one day, as I can't make out the mark.
Thanks for trying Paul.

Hey thanks for trying and yes it really is nicely done.

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