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Post  Kat & Co. Wed 28 Oct - 14:43

20cmh ..Yay a Fab old pot for the garden, but who's mark is this with 3 shells?  cat

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Post  Ev Wed 28 Oct - 14:58

This looks like what you see under salt glazed pots to stop them sticking to the shelf. But this isn't salt glazed, it looks more like woodfired terracotta.
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