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Author Topic: Hi anyone know what this would have been used for and anything about who made it  (Read 661 times)

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Offline eshearm

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Hi this dish is 8" from tip to end of the handle and I have no clues at all! Anyone seen one before? kindests em

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Offline chopin-liszt

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A punch ladel? 

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Offline Paul S.

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wondered if it might be a frigger of some sort, but don't see anything remotely approaching this shape the Nailsea book.                        a modern take on one though, perhaps :-\

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Colour and pontil mark finish are consistent with Empoli verde. Never seen this model before though.

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Offline eshearm

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Has good signs of ware to base, and a lot of imperfections in the glass, making thinking it's an older piece rather than a 20thc one?

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wear takes 15 years or less to appear.

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Offline eshearm

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I don't think it's empoli the base is uneven the glass is less bright and the air bubbbles and grit are too many

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Offline eshearm

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But it might just be one that was sold as a second, which is why it's such poor quality, because as you say Ivo it looks like theirs xx

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