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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: VintageMissy on September 22, 2011, 03:38:13 AM
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I wonder if someone might be able to help me identify this lovely bowl
It was a design similar to Belleek but I have contacted two auctioneers and the Belleek collectors club who all confirmed it is not
One auctioneer recommended 19th century staffordshire
What do you think?
many thanks in advance
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It is approx 17 inches in length
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What a cool Center Bowl, Without markings it will be hard to pinpoint the actual maker and cir. I assume it is Bone china, and being where you are very possible a Staffordshire piece, but really does not look like a 19th century piece by design, would be a bit out of place in a victorian setting, but still possible.
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Looks 20th century in form and design to me !! This freeform design became popular mid 1900`s but like ironlord said,,,anything is possible !!
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Thank you both - it is a lovely piece isn't it. I could imagine this on a wonderful big wooden table filled with fruit.
Bone china is probably correct too
I'll go with 20th century. I can label as circa 20th century, possibly staffordshire. I've never seen one like it so I am sure it will find a good home
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Its very nice and you should have no trouble finding it a home !! It would almost fit with any decor !!