Vintage Ruth Elder Tasmania pottery jug 1970s acorn Each piece of Lladro is

Each piece of Lladro is one of a kind

Bill also had Panogana pottery that operated from 1978 until 2015 when he sold off all his potting equipment

this 1960s “thou shalt not steal” ceramic monk money box (with a sozzled look) has been well loved and travelled

Comes with its original silver-plated nickel stand which is often lost/separated from the glass inner

Personally I think it has lasted exceptionally well for a piece of glass over 100 years old

Vintage Ruth Elder Tasmania pottery jug 1970s acorn Each piece of Lladro isLovely Vintage Ruth Elder Tasmania Pottery Jug Circa late 1970s Ruth Elder (1948) was born in London where she trained at the Harrow School of Art. In 1975, she migrated to Australia, working as a journeywoman for five months with John Edye at Sturt Pottery before moving to Tasmania the following year and setting up a workshop at Lower Wattle Grove. There she specialised in raw glazed stoneware and porcelain and by the time of her entry in the 1981