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Benhar, Hoffman kiln on Trademe
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Benhar, Hoffman kiln on Trademe
Hi all, I saw this listing just before and thought some one might want to have a look.
Listing no. 533334161
Not sure how to copy/paste the link sorry!
Have a great weekend, Thelma
Listing no. 533334161
Not sure how to copy/paste the link sorry!
Have a great weekend, Thelma
Thelma- Number of posts : 490
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Re: Benhar, Hoffman kiln on Trademe
Here: :-) Thought it was the one in Palmerston North for a second - they are certainly distinctive!
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Re: Benhar, Hoffman kiln on Trademe
Can't find anything now .... expired - no listings match your search ..... bummma
Re: Benhar, Hoffman kiln on Trademe
There are two Hoffman Kilns on this Pottery Gallery site.
McSkimmings Benhar and Timaru .
enter Hoffman in 'search'.
I have always thought that it was a curious fact that although Crown Lynn never used Hoffman Kilns the man who was known as the "King of the Kilns" was a Fred Hoffman who eventually became the factory manager and worked there for 30 years.
The Hoffman kiln was the invention in 1858 of his namesake, a German,
Friederich Hoffman and allowed continuous production of ceramic products.
McSkimmings Benhar and Timaru .
enter Hoffman in 'search'.
I have always thought that it was a curious fact that although Crown Lynn never used Hoffman Kilns the man who was known as the "King of the Kilns" was a Fred Hoffman who eventually became the factory manager and worked there for 30 years.
The Hoffman kiln was the invention in 1858 of his namesake, a German,
Friederich Hoffman and allowed continuous production of ceramic products.
Last edited by Jonno on Sat 17 Nov - 16:12; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : add further information)
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