Her work during that time included both the shop name "Village Pottery" - as well as her own initial and name, "PHawkins."
Since establishing Hawkins Pottery Studio in North Granville, her work has been signed with "Patti Hawkins."
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Pottery Marks of Prince Edward Island - New London Village Pottery - Patti Hawkins
Patti Hawkins began her pottery career at New London Village Pottery, studying with Daphne Large while she was employed in the shop.
Her work during that time included both the shop name "Village Pottery" - as well as her own initial and name, "PHawkins."
Since establishing Hawkins Pottery Studio in North Granville, her work has been signed with "Patti Hawkins."
Her work during that time included both the shop name "Village Pottery" - as well as her own initial and name, "PHawkins."
Since establishing Hawkins Pottery Studio in North Granville, her work has been signed with "Patti Hawkins."
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