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in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
The channel started in 2009 with interviews of games industry leaders. It now showcases British ceramic heritage. Thanks for your support. @PotteriesAuthor
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It's #WorldBookDay and, for the first year, I view this as a published #author. I love the reality that my book will be a legacy not just of the subject matter, but also yours truly.
More information on the book at potteriesauthor.com/
#pottery #ceramics #victorianera #StokeOnTrent
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The @DavidWSmith channel has its first video in a while. Since retiring from my role at Women in Games within the global games industry, I am writing a book on the Bevington family of Potters from Hanley, Staffordshire, to whom I am related. Watch this space and subscribe for more information on the Potteries, especially Samuel, Ambrose John, James and Thomas Bevington, a dynasty of potters that made their impact in the Victorian era.
Victorian potters were the game developers of the nineteenth century, manufacturing and marketing entertainment product using both creativity and innovations in technology to sell to all four corners of the world.
Their product is in many a collector's portfolio today.
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Like Pottery or Ceramics? Discover the Staffordshire Potteries and its world heritage.
David W. Smith OBE, is a published author and writer on collecting pottery and ceramics from Stoke-on-Trent under the "Author on the Potteries" name. In 2022, he has published a book on the Bevington family of Potters from Hanley, a leading potting family in the 1850-1890, Victorian period. More at the Author Website - see link below.
With a wish to promote a very collectible art from and a forgotten period of history, he produces regular content on British History, especially Victorian Ceramics, Pottery and Potters.
A former games industry executive, he founded BiG BAME in Games and was the Founder, now Retired, of Women in Games WIGJ. In his time, he has interviewed over 200 leading figures from the games industry for this and other channels since 2009.
Rather than delete these special moments with over 160000 views, I am leaving them up as a matter of record.