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[Mccoypottery-talk] question
M. Caudill
mcaudill@kih.net
Wed, 5 Mar 2003 17:59:23 -0500
Jeanne,
I'm not an expert on repros, but if yours is a repro, it was not done in th=
e normal way. A copier usually takes an actual item and uses it to make a =
mold. Then he fills the mold with semiliquid clay called slip. This is al=
lowed to dry before the mold is removed. The slip shrinks as it dries, and=
then when the pottery is fired in a kiln, it shrinks some more. So I don'=
t see any way that yours could have been made this way. A repro-man would =
love to have your vase because his copies would shrink down to about book s=
ize. (Don't even think about it!)
Mike in EKY
Hello,
My wheat vase is taller and wider by 3/4" each way. The McCoy USA =
on the bottom is raised. do you think this is a reproduction?
Thanks
Jeanne=20
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