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Posted 1 year ago
inky
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I would like to share with you two of the many pates I have of the Australian 'Martin Boyd' pottery. I just! love the brightness of the colours and glaze in the pottery I collect mainly plates and mugs and although there are few subjects, mainly Australian flora and aborigine sand would be tempting to collect all! but I am strong and stick to the aborigines. I have to say that in my eclectic collecting it's the only area I have that has some sort of order. Thank you for looking.
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Hi inky!
Love the plates and would love to see more of them.
I had over 600 pieces of MB, but sold it all twenty five years ago.
I too preferred the 'indigenous' pieces.
WONDERFUL PLATES AND STUNNING ART WORK AND COLORS:) THANKS FOR SHARING :)
Sorry for the late thank you BELLIN68...but thank you!
It's okay :)
I apologise to sarahoff ~ rocker-sd ~ walksoftly and scandinavian_pieces for the late thank you!...:-)