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Post  TonyK Thu 22 Jan - 1:04

The links I had posted now seem dead so I'm replacing them with these photos of pieces on the mantelpiece of Rawene's Masonic Hotel

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Post  Ev Tue 18 Sep - 6:34

Wow I hadn't seen the first two pieces before Tony and they are super stunning !!!
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Post  TonyK Tue 18 Sep - 11:06

He's been a very talented and skilled sculptor and mold maker for a long time.
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Post  Ev Tue 18 Sep - 19:36

Yes indeed as he told me that he started his pottery career at Crown Lynn in 1956 Very Happy
I believe that he has retired now, but how can he after all this time?
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