Doug Alexander b. 1945

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Doug Alexander operated the Red Barn Pottery, New Zealand, and established Springmount Pottery (Creswick, Victoria) and was the first resident potter at Cuppacumbalong Pottery, Tharwa ACT.
Tags: Springmount Pottery, Cuppacumbalong Pottery, Bendigo Pottery, Cuppacumbalong Craft Centre
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Slab formed stoneware platter with impressed decoration finished with slips and oxide made at Spring Mount Pottery, Creswick.

 

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