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Workshop moves into larger premises

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Uploaded by Demo visitor · 13 November 2026, 10:00 GMT

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Publication date: 10 June 2024
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EXAMPLE MATERIAL · FICTIONAL DEMONSTRATION Mereford Ceramics moved into its current workshop in 2018, six years after it began operating in a shared studio. The two dates describe different events: the start of the business and the opening of the larger premises. The fictional workshop produces small batches of tableware and runs occasional demonstrations. Its move brought the preparation, making and finishing areas into one building. The shared studio continued to be used by other makers. This article was written solely as example material for the WikiNative Studio Library demonstration. Mereford Ceramics, the publication and the events described here are fictional. It is not evidence for an encyclopaedia article.