File:Gilding metal jug.jpg
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British school 1970s-1980s, gilding metal. I don't know much about these. They were in the collection of a friend's dad, a school metalwork teacher (If anyone remembers a Mr Haylor in Essex, please shout!). No idea who made them, but they're lovely work, particularly the jug. Very impressive for school work. |
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| Author | Andy Dingley |
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