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Identification topics are listed below (groups of 6) in reverse date order - latest first.
Total
topics = 131
Who made this jug?
22-Mar-19
- Jodie White
- Pot_ID - 193
Replies
0
Can you help me with more information?
17-Mar-19
- Helene Phillips
- Pot_ID - 192
Replies
0
South Island Potter
Who made this salt pig please.
07-Mar-19
- Ngaire Brown
- Waikato
- Pot_ID - 191
Replies
0
Wall art
Wall plaque with glazing
23-Feb-19
- Natalie
- Auckland
- Pot_ID - 190
Replies
0
Mystery Pot
21-Feb-19
- Howard Williams
- Auckland
- Pot_ID - 188
Replies
0
And another mystery pot.
21-Feb-19
- Howard Williams
- Auckland
- Pot_ID - 189
There has been a recent increase in the number of pots submitted to nzpotters.com for identification.
If you have a ceramic work that you cannot identify perhaps the combined knowledge of Ceramics NZ members could help.
Each submission in the pot identification forum can be accompanied by an image to illustrate
the work. Submissions may be replied to and each reply
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Rick Rudd,
Quartz Museum of Studio Ceramics
8 Bates Street
Whanganui 4500
Home: 06 348 5555
Cell: 021 036 3679
No email as far as I know.
Simon Manchester
PO Box 6116
Te Aro
Wellington 6141
Cell: 021 662 223
Home: 04 472 4483
email: simon@volcanomail.co.nz
Ceramics Association of New Zealand
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