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Shelley Potteries This pottery was my first love, and goes back to the seventies, when my interest started in Art Deco pottery. I was very fortunate that whilst researching the history of the company, I met Donald Shelley, Eric Slater and through Radio Stoke, several paintresses that used to work for Shelley’s in the thirties. It was during this period I met my fellow co-authors Chris Watkins and William Harvey. The three of us had the Shelley Potteries book published, and mounted a travelling exhibition of their fantastic varied range, which travelled throughout England and Scotland for a period of one year. Shelley Film Silent film about all stages of Pottery Production: CLICK HERE Shelley on the Telly Chris Watkins, BBC “Pebble Mill at One” 2nd December 1980:CLICK HERE William Harvey, Thames TV “Afternoon Plus” 7th January 1981:CLICK HERE |
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