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Last Bottle Oven Firing Talk

Sat, 18/08/2018 - 14:00
Gladstone Pottery Museum

Do you want to know what ousters, bungs, bonts and baitings are?Last Firing

Kathy & Paul Niblett were members of the organising team for the last firing of a bottle oven, with coal, in 1978.
Their fascinating talk covers the organisation behind this significant event and the challenges it involved.

2pm, admission to this event is free and normal admission applies to the rest of the museum. To book your place please call 01782 237777.

 

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