Crown Lynn Shapes Discussion

A 12cm "Cook & Serve" piece numbered 5620.No number on lid.Glazed in Pioneer[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Goodness that's a weird number Rufus
Don't think I've come across a number like that before lolz
I have seen jugs starting with a 6 that have four numbers ....
C/Lynn never ceases to amaze me

Good Evening Ev,
A couple more starting with 5.
The Pioneer glaze item is shape 5022

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The white glazed item is shape 5627.
FYI: This particular dish is a lab trial using a "once fire" process & imported stock litho.The glaze is a opaque white,not a clear glaze over white bisque body.The shape 5627 was used for production.
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Thank you so much Rufus!!
I checked out some Crown Lynn info that Heather sent a while ago and it shows that the 5 is the code for Basin jigger ware. I have only found pieces with the Cook & Serve stamp... none with numbers.
I'm enjoying your glaze descriptions Rufus

Guest wrote:A 12cm "Cook & Serve" piece numbered 5620.No number on lid.Glazed in Pioneer[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Still browsing through the site and noticed this post.
I have a lidded oven dish the same shape but larger , 175 cms dia, with Cook & Serve
backstamp and numbered 5621. Same Pioneer Glaze.

I have the descriptions of those numbers..

the 5620 - "small individual casserole (was 1645) 1.3.76

HeatherT wrote:I have the descriptions of those numbers..

the 5620 - "small individual casserole (was 1645) 1.3.76

Ah Ha! so the Gunmetal Blue version that I have just posted as possible Titian
is an example of the original, thought it looked a bit familiar my C&S casserole is the larger version 5621 and is in Honey Glaze.

Has anyone noticed that the lid on this 5620 pot is not the standard casserole lid?

It does appear to fit.

Can anyone identify it?

Yes I did notice that the knob was different, but as Rufus who posted the photo worked at Crown Lynn I didn't worry about it.
But now he has gone and we can't ask him anything : (

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27/3/15
More again here. It gets confusing.
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