The packaging was amazing and the pots are just so cute and so well made. I'm very impressed and can sense a few more being added.
Marg Fenn pots
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Theodore
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Marg Fenn pots
I bought these two little Marg Fenn pots online on Monday afternoon and received them on my doorstep this afternoon. I didn't even select the express option.
The packaging was amazing and the pots are just so cute and so well made. I'm very impressed and can sense a few more being added.
The packaging was amazing and the pots are just so cute and so well made. I'm very impressed and can sense a few more being added.
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Re: Marg Fenn pots
Nice choice, beautiful pots!!
Cheers, Ryan
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Re: Marg Fenn pots
I purchased one the same as your first a few months ago only in a mustard sort of glaze. I'll post a photo when I get home in the morning. One of my favorite little pots and SOO cheap. I mean so cheap I almost felt bad paying it haha.
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Re: Marg Fenn pots
Just got home. Not quite identical but very similar. Its one of the pots I'm considering for this guy - viewtopic.php?t=22554Pearcy001 wrote:I purchased one the same as your first a few months ago only in a mustard sort of glaze. I'll post a photo when I get home in the morning. One of my favorite little pots and SOO cheap. I mean so cheap I almost felt bad paying it haha.
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I picked this one up off Marg's table at one of the club sale days (possibly BSV?)
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Re: Marg Fenn pots
Just out of interest are the pots made in moulds or hand thrown?
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Re: Marg Fenn pots
Most of Marg's pots are hand thrown - basically all the round and oval pots are hand thrown. The wheel is where she prefers to work!Davehsydney wrote:Just out of interest are the pots made in moulds or hand thrown?
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She does make a few rectangular and shallow tray type pots which are 'loosely' moulded and then hand finished, but if its round or oval you can be sure its hand thrown
