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| New pottery festival gets new permit (Asheboro Courier-Tribune) |
| SEAGROVE — The Seagrove board of commissioners approved a new permit for the Celebration of Seagrove Pottery festival and the attorney for the Museum of N.C. Traditional Pottery (MNCTP) reiterated its plan to pursue all legal remedies to stop the Celebration festival. |
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| Evaluating the real value of Rookwood art pottery (The Post and Courier) |
| Is all art pottery Rookwood? Is all Rookwood art pottery? Does this sound like an exercise in a college logic class? The answers to the questions are "No" and "No." Art pottery in the United States was first made in Cincinnati in the 1870s. The pottery was hand-thrown and hand-decorated, so each piece was unique. |
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| Town artists' pottery exhibition (Rugby Observer) |
| POTTERY fans can enjoy an exhibition of work produced by local talent from this week. A diverse collection of pottery and ceramics made by 14 Rugby artists went on display at the Rugby Art Gallery and Museum on Tuesday. It runs until November 2. |
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| Delaying Retirement in Favor of Pottery (Flathead Beacon) |
| This Thursday, Ethel McNett will put in her usual 14-hour workday, providing in-home health care and running her shop, The Pottery Studio in Kalispell. She’ll also, quietly, celebrate her 74th birthday. “It’ll be business as usual I suppose,” she said. “There’s always more to get done.” |
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