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Mar. 27 The charge of the Light Brigade brings World Acclaim! There's still some price left. British battle scenes, depicted on bone china and costing £1000 each, are best sellers at a New London gallery which has opened in Ryder Street. Michael Sutty is the man behind the whole operation. The pieces are made at his studies in Knockhold in Kent, and it taken two months to make on piece. Mr. Sutty does a great deal of research for his battle scenes and when he produced a scene from the battle of Waterloo bought in the battle! Mr. Sutty says there's not very much cheer these days, so people take pride in spending money on past glories'. He has also recently opened up a new factory in Stoke and has employed some of the finest craftsmen in the area. Mr. Sutty is also now acknowledged as probably England's finest bone china producer. Photo shows Michael Sutty with his most expensive works (before and after) The charge of the Light Brigade which sells at a cost of £1, 000. In the background is his home in Knockholt in Kent

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