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    Posted 8 years ago

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    ProfessorH…
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    Just bought this beautiful piece of art pottery. I believe its earthenware. The bottom says Douglas Jane 42. I believe it could be Scottish as I have seen on Douglas signature that looks similar. Does anyone know more about this signature and artist? Perhaps the Style is familiar. The mix of browns and greens is very earthy, and rustic.

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    1. racer4four racer4four, 8 years ago
      A beautiful cup there Professor.
    2. ProfessorHeritage ProfessorHeritage, 8 years ago
      I do love it. Thank you racer .
      Very japanese style glaze. Anyone know what you would call this type of glazing?

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