Convict potter Thomas Bell's rare work at Holbrook museum

By Natalie Kotsios
Updated May 6 2014 - 8:12am, first published 12:00am
Heritage consultant Mary Casey, a director of Casey & Lowe, helps Geoff and Kerrie Ford of the National Museum of Australian Pottery open the first exhibition of some of Australia’s earliest pottery. Picture: MATTHEW SMITHWICK
Heritage consultant Mary Casey, a director of Casey & Lowe, helps Geoff and Kerrie Ford of the National Museum of Australian Pottery open the first exhibition of some of Australia’s earliest pottery. Picture: MATTHEW SMITHWICK

AS pottery expert Geoff Ford would happily tell you, sometimes it pays to be persistent.

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