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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: Peaceman on June 14, 2013, 07:13:28 PM
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15" long 10 1/2" wide. Cant really make out the hallmark. Looks like a lion.
(http://imageshack.us/a/img42/1489/3scm.jpg)
(http://imageshack.us/a/img259/1940/o7o0.jpg)
(http://imageshack.us/a/img33/4880/ak0a.jpg)
(http://imageshack.us/a/img545/5105/xsyz.jpg)
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below the lion..can you tell us what it says...i can see an semi...then is it a v..or a u..as for the cpc...it may stand for...
COOPERATIVE PATENT CLASSIFICATION
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Not sure. CPC possibly is Japan... The first word looks a little like "Germany"
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Maybe my old eyes are playing tricks, but I see: "semi vitreous porcelain". You will have to check to see if any of the old companies might match up with C_____Pottery Company (CPC).
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Maybe my old eyes are playing tricks, but I see: "semi vitreous porcelain". You will have to check to see if any of the old companies might match up with C_____Pottery Company (CPC).
thats what i thought Rauville...
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Maybe the Cook Pottery CO. in Trenton N.J.
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No...you were correct when you said you saw Germany...looking at the pic i can see Germany running from about middle bottom up to the right
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could be this....
CPC, Porzellan, Bavaria Germany
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This plate is not even footed?
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...Does it have to be?
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Not all platters are footed !! That stained crazing hurts this platter but they are not expensive !!
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Exactly Rauville!!! semi vitreous porcelain!!!!
You can try and get rid of the staining in the crazing with a baking soda paste.
Why do platters have to have feet? (sounds like a punch line is coming up!)
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I dunno, why DO platters have to have feet? ;D
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For the serving of a standing rib roast, of course. ;D ;D
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Okay cogar, actually made me laugh out loud!!!
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Good one Cogar !!!