Topic: Possible Nazeing bowl?

[flying free]

Keith when you hold it up to the light are the blotches of pink colour sort of like cotton wool, powdery?
I've no idea what it is, but I love the colour and the way the colour is done looks like my Schneider bowl and other French pieces I have (as she hurriedly adds that she's not suggesting it's French...just it looks like those pieces   )
No sig anywhere on it?

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[Paul S.]

oh, buyt that's becos I'm so good

[keith]

Not sure I'd call it 'cotton wool' took some more pic's,it is cased but appears to be only half way up,is that possible? there is a definite bulge all the way round the last couple of inches to the rim are half the thickness than the base and lower sides

[chopin-liszt]

I'm not sure I don't see a few haloes in that last pic... and the description of a sort of vague lumpiness /partial casing/weird thicknesses might indicate Nazeing too... I do think Nazeing is very distinctly hand-made, individual work, even when conforming to a design.

[flying free]

Keith thanks for the pics.  As far as I can see it doesn't match the Schneider I have, it's not fibre ish powderish splotchy enough.  It's also different to the pink Stevens and Williams cloudy in the way the colour has been done , presumably you've compared it to yours anyway.
It doesn't look like the few Nazeing pieces I have either, but presumably they did make different ranges/types.
Sorry, can't help more.
m

[Paul S.]

hi Keith............    Cud be wrong but I think that you've now over-cooked the illumination to the extent that you've distorted what we are seeing of the colour/bubbles/halos, and we've lost the plot a bit.               My 'umble opinion is still that your bowl is Nazeing.

[keith]

Thanks all,
Paul; I think you may be right re the illumination