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• Fake Susie Cooper Pottery & Problem Items
• by martra( 2096)
• Susie Cooper With 15 years of collecting experience I am glad to say that the number of fakes, forgeries and problem items associated with the work of Susie Cooper is fairly low in relation to her total... 

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  susie | cooper | clarice | cliff | fakes

• 113 of 122 people found this guide helpful

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• Listing your auction 'in the style of ' Clarice Cliff
• by herbertread( 12)
• Is your item similar to a Clarice Cliff design? You can increase interest by wording your auction carefully. But take care! This guide will help you list within eBay rules. Can I call any piece of pottery... 

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  Clarice Cliff | Reproduction | Bradex | Moorland | Wedgwood

• 55 of 86 people found this guide helpful

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• small guide on Toby jugs
• by 4086adrian( 114)
• Hi I would like to start by saying how much I love collecting Toby jugs. For me walking into a charity or Antique shop and finding a toby sitting proudly on a shelf or hiding away in a box gives me such a... 

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  Toby jugs | collecting Toby jugs | Antique | character jugs | pottery

• 33 of 34 people found this guide helpful

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• Collecting Carlton Ware Figurines, 'Girls / Ladies'.
• by mr.blunden( 2015)
• Hello there. I've had an interest in collecting Carlton Ware figurines, in particular the 'girl' series for a while now, and having found information a little scarce on the subject, thought it might be worth... 

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  carlton ware | carltonware | butterfly girl | nude figurine | nude sculpture

• 17 of 19 people found this guide helpful

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• Clarice Cliff...... I missed her by a day!!
• by farrierboy( 881)
• Clarice was born in Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent, England, the daughter of Harry Thomas Cliff and Ann Machin; her father was the great-great-great grandson of Thomas Wedgwood IV (1716-1773), the eldest brother of... 

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  Clarice | Newport | Art Deco | Bizarre | 1930's

• 9 of 10 people found this guide helpful

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