Dwiggins, Sandra (NCI) on fri 1 oct 99
Dear Clayfolks---
A while back someone on the list posted that they make chimney pots. I wondered
who that was---and the process. I would like to make one for my own chimney,
having seen a British book on Architectural tiling with pictures of fantastic
looking chimney pots.
Sandy
Mark & Pauline Donaldson-Drzazga on sat 2 oct 99
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Dear Sandy,
tis I that makes the chimney pots. Fire away with your questions and I hope =
I
will be able to answer you in good time. I make all sizes from huge ones (4 =
to
California, my wife Pauline is standing in one) to the seven Dwarves (Mrs
Telecky in Texas), using mainly two clays from Valentines in Stoke, their
standard red terracotta and standard V9 buff, both with 15=25 grog. I throw,=
slab
and use a special static extrusion method all of my own.
Anyway visit our web site www.moley.uk.com and see for yourself
Happy potting Marek
John K Dellow on sun 3 oct 99
Sandy ,
I make a range traditional chimney pots . You can find
them under Architectural Pottery on my page.
John Dellow "the flower pot man"
Home Page http://www.welcome.to/jkdellow
ababy sharon on mon 4 oct 99
To John!
What is and for what is the "fire box"?
Thanks
Ababi
----- Original Message -----
From: John K Dellow
To:
Sent: Sunday, October 03, 1999 05:28
Subject: Re: Chimney Pots
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> Sandy ,
> I make a range traditional chimney pots . You can find
> them under Architectural Pottery on my page.
>
> John Dellow "the flower pot man"
> Home Page http://www.welcome.to/jkdellow
>
Joe Shaw on sun 19 aug 12
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them and I need some input.
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would open myself up if I pursue this endeavor.
Thanks,
Joe Shaw
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