Early Brickworks pottery shoe commemorative The glaze features the traditional

The glaze features the traditional blue and white Lladró colours with a very glossy finish

Not a shape that becomes available often

It operated under the name Guy Boyd Pottery at first then renamed Martin Boyd Pottery when the business registered in 1948

characterized by raised bumps on the exterior glass

or as a unique addition to any Star Wars collection

Early Brickworks pottery shoe commemorative The glaze features the traditionalThis is a lovely piece of early brickworks art style pottery slip cast shoe. I have tried to research the maker but have not found one You may know. Approximate manufacture date range: end of the 1800s start of the 1900's Condition: has had an unfortunate accident at some point, glued back together. Displays well. I did go through a stage of collecting pottery and glass shoes which I am now in the process of "letting go letting goooooo". Please see