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Footrot Flats mug to honour the late Murray Ball
Photo supplied by Ev

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Post  Jeremy Ashford on Tue 19 May - 13:52

A dark shiny mug with frothy lips.
two UNMARKED mugs: hopefully someone will recognise this work Mug1a10
85mm H, unmarked

A tallish mug.
two UNMARKED mugs: hopefully someone will recognise this work Mug2a10
10.5mm H, unmarked

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First mug is Greg Barron.
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