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Historic England unveil a blue plaque at the former home of world re-knowned pottery designer, Clarice Cliff. The first floor flat on Snow Hill, Shelton was the first home of the ceramic artist. Will Farmer, auctioneer and Clarice Cliff Collectors�Club owner with Pam Sproson who was one of Clarice's 'Bizarre Girls' alongside Sheila Jefferies (Clarice's relative) and ceramic artist Emma Bailey, who has been dubbed 'The Modern Day Clarice Cliff'
Location:
, , England
Post Date:
May 3, 2024 6:24 AM
TAG ID:
mrpphotos634264 (RM)
Credit:
Pete Stonier/Mirrorpix/Newscom
Format:
5807 x 3717 Color JPEG
Photographer:
Pete Stonier
Keywords:
2020s, 2024, 21st Century, Art, Celebration, Creative, Heritage, MIST20240426, Potter, Pottery
Release Status:
No Model Release, No Property Release
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