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[Mccoypottery-talk] Heads up
Patti
jplev1@comcast.net
Wed, 12 Mar 2003 12:52:30 -0200
Actually if you have an unmarked piece and know the maker for sure
its not harder to sell some unmarked are uncommon to find since they
may have been blanks at one time made by one co and decorated and
sold by another. and if A collector sees an item they Know is what
they collect and most do recognize their Pottery even unmarked some
things can fetch a nice price.
I go for unmarked myself its kind of a hobby to try and ID most
stuff Some of the most pretty art pottery was not mark or had a paper
label long since gone.
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