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Month Long Style Challenge - Day 12 Long Tom

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A video for here on RU-vid Wheel Throwing a different style every day for a month - Day 12 Long Tom
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29 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 7

@guywolff Месяц назад

Nice !!!

@hellorandom5198 Месяц назад

Looks like you are sitting in a hand dug well in the beginning. I need one of those long Tom’s for my pothos plant! 🤗

@guywolff Месяц назад

That is an 18th century foundation for a little barn behind the pottery shop .Our pottery building was built by Silvanius Bishop before the mid 18th century :) here in west Bantam know back then as the "Batam Stockade "

@benwolffpottery Месяц назад

@@hellorandom5198 hahah it does look like that! Pothos would look great in one of those as it would trail nicely! 😀😀

@user-kg7ed1gb4i Месяц назад

very lovely indeed and what pleasure those simple lines give. A Long Tom is a name I know as it has crossed the Atlantic but I know not the origin, any pointers?

@benwolffpottery Месяц назад

@@user-kg7ed1gb4i The origins of names are hard to nail down. I assume English in origin. My personal guess without knowing is a guy named Tom used ceramic piping to plant with 😂😂 It’s a great style for tap root like rosemary, tree seedlings ect.. Designers like them for windowsills because of their tall skinny shape. They can also accent topiary’s because of their height.

@user-kg7ed1gb4i Месяц назад

@@benwolffpottery many thanks!