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Shapes 666 and 2077
hargreaves1 Sat 24 Sep - 13:34
I have both the 666 urn plus another one. This one is not marked in any way. Instead of a flat base this one has a inverted base. Is this on 2077 or is it Crown Lynn?
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Re: Shapes 666 and 2077
Ev Sat 24 Sep - 13:38
Sorry I don't know the answer.
It is common for Crown Lynn to have the number on the base plus their stamp.
It is common for Crown Lynn to have the number on the base plus their stamp.
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Shapes 666 and 2077
hargreaves1 Sat 24 Sep - 13:51
What about the inverted base?
As apposed to the flat base of 666
Neil
As apposed to the flat base of 666
Neil
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Re: Shapes 666 and 2077
Ev Sat 24 Sep - 13:53
I did ask one of the Crown Lynn modellers about the inverted bases and he was there for 20 years and knew nothing about them.
Not much help sorry.
Not much help sorry.
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