Wallwork /Hudson

I listed this on Ebay as Hudson /Wallwork era , had a message from Alan Thus -

Attribution....Very probably made in one of my studios by one of my employees, why there's no signature! Could be Louis Hudson, he worked for me for a couple of years, learnt my techniques and glazes before setting up on his own in Cornwall. Other employees occasionally, even my children, made their own pieces but usually initialled them. Incidentally NO pieces were " moulded", usually coil built and beaten, this one looks like slab built, I didn't use that much, too angular for my liking! Good luck, AW

The reason I mention Moulded pieces was because Hudson did quite a few , I didn't know Hudson worked for Alan either , am learning all the time .

he should have stuck around the later work was worth copying

big ed wrote: I didn't know Hudson worked for Alan either , am learning all the time .

I can't find the quote from Alan on the Forum but don't you remember Alan saying that Louis Hudson still owed him money?

so he had to pay Alan to employ him?
makes sense

You could be right, Dan, but I think the story was that Alan let him have a kiln and Louis Hudson was supposed to pay him for it once he was up and running but never did.

Louis ,if your reading this stop being a tight arse , stump up !

He needs the money as he's in Shitterton, Dorset near the River Piddle and needs to escape.

........ and I haven't made that up.

and without a paddle

........allegedly