Popular Pottery - Mrs. Mary Rawnsley, wife of the founder of the Chelsea Pottery in Radnor Walk, Chelsea (London) seen at work on "The Cookerel Jug" a novel and decorative place of sculpture which she is making at the Pottery.Founded only 2 1/2-years-ago by artist David Rawnsley, The Chelsea Pottery has already made a reputation for itself. Work produced at this pottery is now sent all over the world and is much sought after by collectors and connoisseurs. A specialty with these Chelsea potters is their "Thrown sculpture" which which is extremely popular. May 4, 1955. (Photo by Fox Photos).

Popular Pottery - Mrs. Mary Rawnsley, wife of the founder of the Chelsea Pottery in Radnor Walk, Chelsea (London) seen at work on "The Cookerel Jug" a novel and decorative place of sculpture which she is making at the Pottery.Founded only 2 1/2-years-ago by artist David Rawnsley, The Chelsea Pottery has already made a reputation for itself. Work produced at this pottery is now sent all over the world and is much sought after by collectors and connoisseurs. A specialty with these Chelsea potters is their "Thrown sculpture" which which is extremely popular. May 4, 1955. (Photo by Fox Photos).
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