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Collection of 55 pieces of Martinware pottery

, 1896–1914

Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (RAMM), Exeter

Collection part of that formed by the late S K Greenslade, life-long friend and patron of the Martin brothers. 40 vases & bowls (1896-1914), 3 chessmen (1902), 2 figures of birds (1898 &1904), 2 pots (1897 & 1903), Jug, (1898), terracotta plaque depicting R.W.Martin potting (1888), plaque depicting S.K.Greensdale potting (1910), form for face-jugs.

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Title of artwork, date

Collection of 55 pieces of Martinware pottery, 1896–1914

Date supported

1970

Medium and material

Pottery & terracotta

Grant

200

Total cost

1000

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