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Silver Jubilee Mug: OK then it's Scottish!
Jeremy Ashford Thu 10 Jul - 11:06
I picked this up a while back but didn't get around to posting.
This mug is very fine pottery. Anyone know who made it?
This mug is very fine pottery. Anyone know who made it?
Last edited by Jeremy Ashford on Sat 12 Jul - 13:28; edited 1 time in total
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Re: Silver Jubilee Mug: OK then it's Scottish!
Ev Thu 10 Jul - 12:27
Sorry I can't make out any of the letters showing. Maybe it would be easier if they were bigger? Not sure, but what can you see Jeremy?
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Orkney
Jeremy Ashford Thu 10 Jul - 15:06
It was a while back.
I'll have to locate it to have another look.
That's the trouble with putting things away!
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12/7/14
Orkney it is then:
Andrew Appleby. Fursbreck Pottery, Orkney
www.applepot.co.uk
www.andrewappleby.co.uk
I'll have to locate it to have another look.
That's the trouble with putting things away!
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12/7/14
Orkney it is then:
Andrew Appleby. Fursbreck Pottery, Orkney
www.applepot.co.uk
www.andrewappleby.co.uk
Last edited by Jeremy Ashford on Sat 12 Jul - 13:27; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : Update)
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Re: Silver Jubilee Mug: OK then it's Scottish!
Jeremy Ashford Sat 12 Jul - 13:32
Ev or Janice,
This is solved, thanks to Kat's prompting. See my update above.
When you know what something says it is much easier to read.
When you have time could you please move this to
Pottery Related etc.
This is solved, thanks to Kat's prompting. See my update above.
When you know what something says it is much easier to read.
When you have time could you please move this to
Pottery Related etc.
Jeremy Ashford- Number of posts : 3193
Location : Whangarei, New Zealand
Registration date : 2010-09-11
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