Possible Orzel 108

I bought this vase in the weekend from Jeremys CL collector friends estate.
There were 2 to choose from, the other had 108 much clearer on base.
Its 8cmh & the rim has been thinned down to give it a finer look.. 

Not sure about this at all Kat as nothing reminds me of titian/orzels.

At the same estate auction as above there were two of these small bowls in Honey Brown colours clearly marked 105.  This is my neighbours one in blue...which we wonder if could be connected with Titian or Orzel too..?  

This could well be an Orzel shape. It took a while to find the topic about the 3 digit Orzel and here it is to compare the numbers -
http://newzealandpottery.forumotion.net/t3021-does-anyone-have-any-of-the-so-called-crown-lynn-metropolitan-series-which-is-in-fact-orzel

Actually the 108 could be as well, but I just can't see the numbers clearly and is there a dot after it like the ones in the post above?

The placement of the numbers & the font are the same as this Orzel cup, which has no obvious . after the C100 ....hhmmm... 


Theres no real obvious . after 112 on my Jug either & the letter two looks a bit hand drawn??. 

Hmmmm I think I will put them all into the Gallery and see what happens

Some more shapes & numbers to fill in the gaps would help it all make sense aye.. 

I think to the dots after the numbers on these Titian shapes must be random, I just looked at a 506 shape like Jonnos in the Gallery and it had .506. so does my .508.

This Orzel Jug looks the same blue frothy glaze as the 105 shape above..
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=634411187

Yes I agree that the blue glaze looks like an Orzel one, but hey! what about those numbers on the base of that jug!!!!! M.J.1002 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'd buy it.. but I refuse to pay $13 postage!  

From Kat's pics above, I am confident the two vases are Orzel.  I have a confirmed 105 in my collection.  I have been told by Camw and Dorothy Brown that Orzel used rather ad hoc numbering, with no particular system or continuity between one range and the next.

I had to check to see if they were all in the Orzel Gallery and they are Phew