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CPS is the importer and distributor of AMACO and BRENT products in South Africa.
More of the Potters Choice glazes, Low fire Matt glazes and High Fire Celebration glazes are available now in our showrooms. Learn more at : www.LayeringAmacoGlazes.comwww.LayeringAmacoGlazes.com We've also got stocks of the new texture roller from Amaco - picture below.
Suppliers of clay, porcelain, stoneware, earthenware, casting slip, glazes, pottery equipment, kilns, pottery wheels, glazes, Claybright underglazes, Gare, Amaco, Chrysanthos and much much more. |
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| 15 December 2011 |
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| Staff Xmas party |
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Our staff end of year function was a festive and happy event with all staff from all the associated businesses together - what a great team! |
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| 21 November 2011 |
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| Congratulations - CSA Regional Exhibition |
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| CPS STERLING AWARD – NEW SIGNATURE
for R 2500.00 went to GAVIN GRIEVE
CPS – AMACO AWARD for BEST DECORATED
to the value of R500.00 went to MERVIN GERS
CPS – PORCELAIN AWARD
This voucher entitles CHRISTINA BRYER to 5 x 10 kg bags
Clay Man Porcelain Supa Clay
CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU ALL! |
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| 20 November 2011 |
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| SAD GOODBYE TO WELL KNOWN POTTERS |
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| This weekend Pat Hayden passed away and Martin Mayongo passed away last week.
We will miss both of these well-liked potters. They were long standing, regular customers at CPS adn they will both be sorely missed.
Our thoughts and prayers go to their families. |
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| 22 September 2011 |
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| Elizabeth Perrill - APSA Chronology - from her facebook page |
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| Pardon this long post on the APSA Chronology... after generous contributions and archival digging from many (named below) I have compiled the following chronology with sources. Please, feel free to contact me with any further updates/corrections:
-- For official citations authors should follow up on the archival leads indicated. |
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| 15 September 2011 |
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| Potters No Longer With Us |
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Potters No Longer With Us
CAPE TIMES ARTICLE : September 13 2011 at 01:03pm
SEVENTY-SEVEN thousand years ago on a cold, wet Western Cape winter’s day, a local potter was sheltering in her cave at Blombos on the south coast near Klein Kliphuis.
She picked up a piece of clay-like ochre, and scratched on the surface an abstract rendering of the rain slashing down outside. This object survived and is the oldest known art work in the world. ....... |
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