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The
Raffle
Winners list:
Friends of the National
Bonsai Collection
Raffle Draw
The draw for the
Friends of the National Bonsai Collection Raffle took place on the afternoon
of Sunday, 12th April
at the “Best of British Bonsai” event at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens.
A number of lucky
winners were present at the event when the draw took place and were able to
accept their prizes.
There were however,, a number of winners not present.
In order that those
who were successful with the draw can check their raffle ticket numbers
against the unclaimed prizes,
a list of all those prizes is published here on the website. Those prizes
highlighted in yellow are the ones already claimed.
Should you find you have a winning number, then you need to let us know by
either phoning us on 0121 378 4837 or e-mailing us on
britishbonsai09@yahoo.com
As a number of these
prizes are not easily sent in the post, they can be claimed by either:
a)
arranging to collect them directly from us;
b)
we will be at the ABBA Symposium being held in Bristol on Sunday,
26th April.
If you or someone you know is able to attend, then inform us and we will
bring the prizes to that event to be collected;
c)
we can arrange for your prizes to be with either Reg Bolton (in
Swindon ) after the 30th April or with
Ken Leaver at his bonsai nursery in June so that winners near those
localities can collect them from either place;
d)
alternatively, if none of the above arrangements are convenient,
please contact us and we will
look to alternative arrangements to get your prize to you.
May we also take
this opportunity of thanking all who supported the National Bonsai
Collection by purchasing tickets. Your contribution is very much
appreciated.
Malcolm & Kath
Hughes
(Event
Co-ordinators)
PLEASE NOTE
THAT BECAUSE OF SECURITY ISSUES WE HAVE DELETED THE
WINNERS PERSONAL DETAILS. PLEASE CHECK YOUR TICKET NUMBERS
 
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We are extremely grateful for people’s
generosity,
Here are some of the Raffle Prizes and notes about the Prizes from the
person or company making this fine donation. Some of the prizes are
thumb nailed so click any blue lined image and you will see a larger
picture of the superb prizes. Where there are multiple pots or Books
these are offered as individual prizes. The amount of prizes means that
there will be huge opportunity for ticket buyers to get a winning
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A one to one Penjing workshop with
Charlotte Walby with various goodies thrown in on the day. ( value
£150. )
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Landscape pack The landscape includes,
Matt brown 60cm pot A mix of 20 ceramic figures 3 various sizes of
yingde rock £100.)
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Volume 1+2 'Gold Award Penjing of the
World by Chen Zhiqi and Chen Zhijiu ( value £45 )
Three different prizes from Charlotte Walby

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1 Hand painted
Scroll in Silk Box Small Size /1 Hand painted Scroll in Silk Box Medium Size/
4 Bonsai Books by Craig Coussins / One Mountain Suiseki on Daiza from the Coussins Collection /
One rare Black Basalt multiple Doha Suiseki in the
shape of a mother and baby
with a very old Suiban / One large hand made Stainless Steel Branch Benders
/ I small hand made Stainless Steel Branch Benders /
A Roll of size 5 soft Japanese Copper Wire / A Kilo size 6 soft Japanese Copper Wire /
A beautiful Dark Brown Mottle Glazed hand made pot / A large hand made Table for a Bonsai/
A small hand carved Dai-table for a Shohin
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picture on bottom right corner for bigger image
15 different prizes in total from Craig Coussins worth
over £650
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John
Pitt is donating any pot on his website or trade stand or a special
commission up to the value of £100, Here is a photo of one of Johns
exquisite pots as an example.-

www.johnpittbonsaiceramics.co.uk
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Several books
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Japanese exhibition catalogues
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A tree (quite raw material and a free
one-to-one workshop/ consultation on the tree). with
Peter Warren
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A large format book
"Nihon Bonsai Taikan".
Many different prizes offered by Peter
Warren
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One
place at
www.bonsaischool.co.uk,
my residential workshops, worth
up to £175.00. I hold two residential
workshops a
year and the winner can
choose either April or
November.
From Tony Tickle
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1 Dansai pot
3 accent pots
Four different prizes
offered by Dan Barton
Pots illustrated are examples
Dan is in the midst of creating his own wonderful website which will
better show the pots that he offering


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Cedar bonsai designed and
grown by Malcolm Hughes) This is an example of a recently styled Cedar
by Malcolm |
1 Bonsai stand
Created by Doug Mudd This is an example of his excellent work: |
Set of
Masakuni Stainless Steel tools
worth nearly
£300– Donated by Kaizen Bonsai, Graham Potter
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An exquisite Scroll and a
set of four season inserts.. John Armitage 's
father a famous artist has created this for the Raffle
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A
collection of Shohin Pots inscribed for
the event ( Andy Pearson, Stone Monkey
Ceramics) Similar examples shown



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Steve Brown Cherry Blossom Bonsai
5Kilo Bag of Bio Gold Fertiliser pellets
www.cherryblossombonsai.co.uk |
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Pots Walsall
Studio Ceramics are offering one of their 21st Anniversary Limited
Edition Pots-
5” x 4” x 1 ½ plus two vouchers worth £25 each

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Voucher for a
workshop with Steve Tolley
3 pots -
Bronze Accent of Flying Crane
Liguria Alps Suiseki.
Three different prizes from Steve Tolley
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picture of Steve Tolley from the A.B.B.A. website |
John Armitage has also gifted this beautiful
set of hand made Shohin and Mame Pots on behalf of the British Shohin
Association.

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Stand -
Dougie Smith This is an example of his craftsmanship |
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A Suiban
created by Alan Harriman, Chinamist

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 10
separate books: Ginkgo Exhibition book (Farand
Bloch, Bonsai Focus) |
2 Netsuke
(Andy Jordan)
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1 pot created by
Ian Baillie
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Pot created by
Gordon Duffet This is a Gordon Duffet Design:
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J ohn Trott, Mendip Bonsai.:
A full day workshop with tree
included.
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Simon Temblett

A full day workshop and a hand carved travertine pot.
These are examples of Simons unique pots created from Travertine Marble
Stone. This stone is unique and was recently used to great effect on the
walls of the Getty Museum in Los Angeles. These pots create a very
natural look for an exceptional Bonsai. They also look great.
 
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ALL PROCEEDS TO THE
CONTINUANCE OF THE NATIONAL COLLECTION AT BIRMINGHAM BOTANIC GARDENS

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