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Tureens/Vegetable dishes/Casseroles
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Re: Tureens/Vegetable dishes/Casseroles
Hmmm I've always thought of this shape as the biggest casserole.
There is a formula in the Crown Lynn notes for volume .... maybe it will help ....?
180mm x 70mm
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There is a formula in the Crown Lynn notes for volume .... maybe it will help ....?
180mm x 70mm
![Tureens/Vegetable dishes/Casseroles - Page 2 10m10](https://i.servimg.com/u/f55/12/53/23/96/10m10.jpg)
Seascape measurements
My seascape casserole is 2.25 litres when filled just over the top of the inner rim. It is 22 cm across the top from outer rim to outer rim. It is 12 cm high without lid and about 16 high including lid. There is no backstamp and nothing on the base, not even a faint shadow through the glaze. But yes looks like you guys got the number right.
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Re: Tureens/Vegetable dishes/Casseroles
Excuse me Val, but I think we are looking for the Vegetable Dish you have in the Ming pattern. 5039 Covered Vege Bowl Classique Lid 8044 - 5.4.82
When you get a moment a pic would be great. We are on a roll at the moment
When you get a moment a pic would be great. We are on a roll at the moment
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Re: Tureens/Vegetable dishes/Casseroles
I even know where it is! Photo tomorrow.
Maryr- Number of posts : 1992
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Registration date : 2011-11-17
Re: Tureens/Vegetable dishes/Casseroles
Here is my Ming vege dish. Pics from two different angles. Width of bowl (excluding lid) 25 cm, height of bowl 7 cm. Hope it's THE ONE.
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Maryr- Number of posts : 1992
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Registration date : 2011-11-17
Re: Tureens/Vegetable dishes/Casseroles
Wooo Fantastic yes that's the one and it's earthenware.
Excellent thank you
Excellent thank you
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