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Footrot Flats mug to honour the late Murray Ball
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Post  Cat-a-lat Sat 16 May - 21:26

First a mug (two actually, but one cracked) with a kowhai design
Two unmarked/unlabeled slip cast items Cam01715

secondly a speckled vase with a design of violets

Two unmarked/unlabeled slip cast items Cam01716
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Post  Maryr Mon 18 May - 9:39

Kat I am pretty confident the top one is Royal Oak. I have a margarine container in the same kowhai pattern that I am as sure as I can be is RO.
The other... Who knows? Several people from the industry have told me there were quite a few slipcasters pottering away in their garages presumably hoping to be The Next Big Thing and not making it.
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