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CAMERON CLAY PRODUCTS @ POTTERY LOVERS REUNION | Art Pottery1130 of 3098 |  |  |
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In July, the annual POTTERY LOVERS REUNION was held in Zanesville, Ohio. It was a week long exhibition and in-your-room-sales by pottery lovers from across the country. I thought it would be good to introduce Cameron Clay Products.
This is the Cameron display I took with me. The booklet is one I produced for the show, "An Introduction To Cameron Clay Products" and is available online somewhere.
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HELP!I found a beautiful silver and gold pitcher with the black and gold SAVOY sticker.It is light blue inside.outer is vibrant silver no pattern with a gold textured handle with gold wrapping bottom.I cannot find it anywhere.you have a pink vase with similar pattern but none with the solid silver and gold handle.I love this piece the combo of texture and color is a work of art
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