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Post  mumof1 Thu 16 Jul - 21:35

Who made this beautiful vase with the strange mark? Dsc06311
The vase is very nice, I like the little bit of pink in the glaze
Who made this beautiful vase with the strange mark? Dsc06312
It sort of looks like DF or DP, or turned sideways is an A over A. For some reason I saw pieces by this potter everywhere I went today, which is why I decided to try to work it out.
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