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Stoney Down Pottery

Museum Ref No: F7f_0018
Interior of pottery with potter Adrian Lewis-Evans lifting vase from wheel, 1980-1985
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Stoney Down Pottery

Museum Ref No: F7f_00017a
Looking inside neck of vase; an example of the coppered glazes from the kiln at Stoney Down Pottery; possibly the largest and only one of this kiln made in Britain this century; the blues on the rim come from wood ashes in the glaze
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Stoney Down Pottery

Museum Ref No: F7f_00016a
Various different pottery pieces with vase in foreground; on table; an exampl;e of the coppered glazes from the kiln at Stoney Down Pottery; possibly the largest and only one of this fairly rare high fired copper red reduction glaze from an open flame fire
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Stoney Down Pottery

Museum Ref No: F7f_00014a
West end of south side of pottery barn, 1980-1985
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Stoney Down Pottery

Museum Ref No: F7f_00013a
South-west side of pottery barn, 1980-1985
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Stoney Down Pottery

Museum Ref No: F7f_00012a
West side of pottery barn with potter Adrian Lewis-Evans standing outside, 1980-1985
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Stoney Down Pottery

Museum Ref No: F7f_00011a
South side of pottery barn with potter Adrian Lewis-Evans working outside, 1980-1985
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Stoney Down Pottery

Museum Ref No: F7f_00010a
South side of pottery barn with potter Adrian Lewis-Evans outside; in foreground a tyred trolley which came from Kinson Pottery and was used for transporting large pipes from making shop(?) to the kilns, 1980-1985
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Stoney Down Pottery

Museum Ref No: F7f_0009a
South side of pottery barn with potter Adrian Lewis-Evand(?) standing outside, 1980-1985
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Stoney Down Pottery

Museum Ref No: F7f_0008
East side of original brickworks pottery barn, once a stable with a long manger; the Victorian addition to the far end, door and windows was fitted in 1959 after removal from the roof of Lytchett Manor belonging to the Trenchards; otherwise ramshackle building
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