Restoration

I look forward to your restoration updates

Don't hold out much hope for this one Dan , it's huge and very very heavy , the fact it's been outside for yrs doesn't help , i'll be able to use epoxy to join what I have , then old faithful milliput for the gaps then some paintwork to disguise the rest , I think Gorry is now in the tv / fim business as special effects or something .

Iv'e got it up and standing at least , BTW The 69 under his name is A69 an index number not a date .

next stage will be filling in the gaps

it's a heavy bugger at least 2 stone , 80cm high

nearly done

Looking great, Ed.

yeah good job Ed

thanks guys , not much more I can do , maybe add a more colour and apply a light matt varnish .

mixing terracta & black miliput worked quite good with this one -colourwise

Great work on the owl. But who in the hell would covert that to a lamp in the first place, it reminds me walking past Richmond green fair a few weeks ago and seeing the china smashing stall with children laughing why they destroyed a wall of ceramics with tennis balls (I have nightmares).

Great work Ed.
The number of Langley pottery vases I have come across, drilled for a lamp
cable, just beggars belief, but that's what prople did back then.