The origins of Miller Pottery have been the subject of debate for
many years. Experts have narrowed the possibilities down to the
three most likely.
They are as follows:
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Miller Pottery emerged from the ashes of World War II in a small
town in rural New Jersey. The craft of pottery was used by the
townfolk as a means of channeling their revolutionary tendencies into
a form that could hold coffee. Thus, Miller Pottery was born.
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Miller Pottery was simply the creation of some unemployed bum with
too much time on his hands and a knack for pottery. Thus, Miller
Pottery was born.
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Miller Pottery has no true origin. It has always been. Thus,
Miller Pottery was born.