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Prykernow Pottery, Hayle |
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Prykernow means Cornish clay. The name was suggested to Jamie and Dodie Herschel by Colin Carbis who helped them to establish the pottery in the 1970's. The pottery continued until 1981, when Jamie and Dodie moved production to the Cripplesease Pottery in Nancledra (formerly the Penderleath Pottery run by Anthony Richards). |
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Small Vase The design is a classic celtic cross in a textured mottled green glaze. Height: 3.5 inches Image acquired: May, 2004 Contributor: Jean Mudge Devon, England |
Sideways view showing the original pottery label. Note that the label design is similar to that of the later Cripplesease Pottery. |
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