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Post  mike67 Sun 19 Jun - 15:00

A couple of the straw fired pieces I have out on the deck at the moment that are marked with the Pacifica logo. I have a couple that look very similar but with no mark and another few with a Richard MacLaurin Whangaparoa mark that I have posted before. I have wondered for a while as to whether the umarked pots are the imported ones referred on earlier posts and that are credited with the downturn of the of the Pacifica venture. Is it possible to distinguish these?
The taller pot is 330 mm tall.
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Post  Maryr Tue 21 Jun - 10:53

Paul Hemara told me that he didn't mark a lot of his work - it took up too much time to stamp them! But the Whangaparaoa ones are very similar and so I guess are the imported ones so it can be tricky to judge which is which unless there is a mark.
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