JOSEPH MARTIN POTTERY MUSEUM
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2024
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2024
This charming little museum pays tribute to one of the local figures: Joseph Martin, a potter of his state, born in 1774 and died in 1827. His creations are now selling thousands of euros, while the poor bastard, who dates back and signed all his pieces, had trouble making ends meet! Very nice works, often for culinary purposes. The museum also hosts loaned parts by the Dole Museum and refractory glasses used at the Forges forges. An interesting visit that pays a great tribute to the village's past.
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