so this is another piece. It has the peacock eye prunts which are green surrounded by clear rings, not the same green as my Stuart piece. The nearest anything I can find is that the style of the crimp is very similar to a piece in the form of a crimped rim registered by Thomas Webb RD no 390103 11Nov1882 (Gullivers page 169 top bowl - completely different piece to mine but a 6 way crimp rim). So would this design registration still be in operation in say 1900-1910 which might be when the dates to roughly looking at the design? or could someone else have used this same type of 6 way crimp style by then?
It measures 3 5/8" tall by 4" diameter at the foot. Has a large polished pontil mark lots of wear to the base.
Lid is completely flat and just marked epns, spoon is also marked epns.
Thanks for any help.
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Topic: Peacock eye prunt preserve pot, no trails - Webb? (Read 466 times)
