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

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M 26 courtesy of Simon Barthorpe Empty M 26 courtesy of Simon Barthorpe

Post  Ev Tue 28 Aug - 14:43

How fascinating to see this beautiful little shape 63 with M 26 scratched through the glaze on the base.  Thank you Simon for letting us use your photos, as this is the first mark we have that uses an M Very Happy
Please note that the glaze on the base must be the initial glaze used.

M 26 courtesy of Simon Barthorpe 63_rep10

M 26 courtesy of Simon Barthorpe M26_ba10
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