Bob Mc Naughton N.Z.

Bob says
"Not sure how it got to us but it sat under the house for twenty or so years and hung in our outside toilet for another ten! It as an embosa ware seal on the back and apart from a small chip on the underside of the base it has survived in good condition."

Photos in the The Surviving Pots Album.

Lynn Thompson 1	Lynn Thompson 2	Bronnie Stephenson N.Z 1	Bronnie Stephenson N.Z 2
Bronnie Stephenson N.Z 3	Barry Tranter U.K. 1	Barry Tranter U.K. 2	Barry Tranter U.K. 3
Brian Lovell 1	Brian Lovell 2	David Paterson 1	David Paterson 2
David Paterson 3	David Paterson 4	David Paterson 5	Mrs Slingsby Smith
My First Pot	Mrs Crompton	Stuart James Australia	Bob Mc Naughton N.Z.
	Peter Wyss U.K.	Granny's pot	Fred Martin 2
Fred Martin 1	Elena Miller Uraguay 1	Earl Davis	Peter Fowkes 2
Peter Fowkes 1	Kathy Dent 2	Kathy Dent 1	Elena Miller Uraguay 4
Elena Miller Uraguay 3	Elena Miller Uraguay 2

For the most part, these Pots were manufactured by the company J.T. Fell & co, probably in the 1920/30's.