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Post  TonyK Thu 24 Sep - 16:41

3/9 black Made in N.Z. Dscf2925

3/9 black Made in N.Z. Dscf2926

3/9 black Made in N.Z. Dscf2928

The inscribed 3/9 is very shallow and beyond my skills to capture on camera - underneath it are what could be letters or numbers made with shallow vertical lines or nothing at all. With the thick clear glaze that's often on these pots the inscribed numbers can be very hard to read.
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