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    <value>Large black stoneware anthropomorphic standing figure, made up of four joined sections. 
1) The head, made of a broad squat hand built circular jar, turned on its side, with the short narrow neck representing a jar.
2) Two thrown tapering jars, flattened and joined at their bases, placed horizontally under the head to represent arms and torso.
3) A hand built strong curved cylinder to represent legs and hips.
4) A thick rectangular slab base.
A thin grey-green wash has been applied in places.</value>
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    <credit_line>Bequeathed by John Shakeshaft</credit_line>
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    <value>Bought by Shakeshaft from the British Crafts Centre (now the Contemporary Applied Arts), Earlham Street. 15th October 1972</value>
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      <notes>Publ. ill. p. 264, photograph shows the side of this piece without the face</notes>
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    <summary_title>Ruth Duckworth</summary_title>
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