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Narrogin Old Courthouse Museum > Records

NARROGIN POTTERY BOWL

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Overview

Low Bowl made of clay, very light and painted blue, with three small handles.Made at the Narrogin Pottery

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Registration number

cwa-org-56-1992.13

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Material

Statement of significance

It was made in the Narrogin Pottery Works, conducted by John Barker.
Historic:
Representativeness:

Primary significance criteria

Historic significance

Comparative significance criteria

Rare or representative

Public Location

Courtroom

Narrogin Old Courthouse Museum

Narrogin Old Courthouse Museum

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