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Post  Jeremy Ashford Tue 27 Dec - 13:59

Work by Martin Poppelwell.

I spotted the plates at the home of Nicole's friend Andrew at his annual Christmas Eve party. Then I was directed to the strip, a recent purchase by a housemate.
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If the description I see for some of Martin's work for sale also applies here the medium will be white slip and black stain on earthenware. That's what it looked like to me.
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