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Crown Lynn Translucent China
Marl474 Fri 11 Feb - 20:48
This is a plate I have and I was wondering whether anyone had seen this type before. Backstamp next. It is very fine china and definitely translucent.
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Marl474- Number of posts : 675
Location : Te Atatu Peninsula
Registration date : 2011-02-01
Re: Crown Lynn Translucent China
Ev Sat 12 Feb - 17:58
No, I've never seen that ware before.
That backstamp will be going into the Crown Lynn Backstamps Gallery, thanks Marl
When I get caught up, I will also put the pattern into the Patterns Gallery
I'm guessing that the ware must be made using bone china in the mix to get the translucency?
That backstamp will be going into the Crown Lynn Backstamps Gallery, thanks Marl
When I get caught up, I will also put the pattern into the Patterns Gallery
I'm guessing that the ware must be made using bone china in the mix to get the translucency?
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Crown lynn Translucent China
Guest Sat 7 May - 19:57
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It is likely to be an imported "blank" plate decorated with a transfer from Crown Lynn's stock.The transfer had been used previously in production & stocks remained on the shelves.
In the years leading up to C.L's demise,the importation of Bone China or Porcelain glazed blanks was seriously looked at.Some stock was bought in & decorated.
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