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Bernard Moore

British potter
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  • Hohokam pottery
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    / Pottery factories

    …part of the 20th century, Bernard Moore experimented with Chinese glazes (see below China: Qing dynasty). He produced some successful flambé and sang de boeuf glazes on a stoneware body at his small factory in Stoke-upon-Trent. He worked in association with William Burton of the Pilkington pottery

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    …part of the 20th century, Bernard Moore experimented with Chinese glazes (see below China: Qing dynasty). He produced some successful flambé and sang de boeuf glazes on a stoneware body at his small factory in Stoke-upon-Trent. He worked in association with William Burton of the Pilkington pottery

    Read More