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picture library for T/Webb colours.
keith:
Couple more whoppers,11.75 high and the bowl 12,25 across, ;D ;D
Paul S.:
Hi Keith - I just didn't realize the size of some of this factory's pieces - yesterday I saw some very tall vases patterned with those oval shaped slightly indented lenses. I'm beginning to think their range was almost limitless :)
keith:
Lots I think, few more here... ;D
Paul S.:
I've not seen this plate elsewhere - in fact I don't know if the factory did plates as a general rule - but it's attractive - I did post it some two or three years back.
The design - created entirely on the underside - has been cut to clear, but not entirely sure how the 'hammered' effect was produced - it might have been the result of a mould process, but not sure. The surface texture of each hammered blob is very grainy/gritty, but quite bright and shiny. There isn't any sign of a a pontil scar or depression.
Diameter is about 7.75" (200 mm), and the factory backstamp is what the books describe as c. 1935 - 49, the small fully circular one.
keith:
Very nice, can't see I've seen a Webb plate before, just about everything else though, ::) ;D ;D
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