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Unknown pattern Crown Lynn
We have a pedestal Crown Lynn plate but we aren't sure if it was originally produced this way or if someone in our family drilled a hole in the center of the plate and fit the silver pedestal to it. The pattern is a gilded floral with small nosegays of multi-coloured flowers. The mark is Crown Lynn New Zealand within a gold scroll.
brentp- Number of posts : 2
Registration date : 2014-02-15
Re: Unknown pattern Crown Lynn
Welcome to the Forum brentp
That pattern certainly has some age to it and the backstamp you describe was used from 1948 to 1955 according to Val Monk. I have seen the odd old Crown Lynn plate on a stand but don't know if they were made like that or not. Hopefully someone out there will know.
That pattern certainly has some age to it and the backstamp you describe was used from 1948 to 1955 according to Val Monk. I have seen the odd old Crown Lynn plate on a stand but don't know if they were made like that or not. Hopefully someone out there will know.
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Unknown Crown Lynn pattern
Hi,
Thanks for the feedback - any ideas about the name of the pattern, about the stand or its value (it has a small chip which will make it less valuable) will be greatly appreciated. Glad to know its age - we knew it looked older than most Crown Lynn we see.
Thanks,
Brent
Thanks for the feedback - any ideas about the name of the pattern, about the stand or its value (it has a small chip which will make it less valuable) will be greatly appreciated. Glad to know its age - we knew it looked older than most Crown Lynn we see.
Thanks,
Brent
brentp- Number of posts : 2
Registration date : 2014-02-15
Re: Unknown pattern Crown Lynn
Sorry Brent I have no idea of the value of your plate and stand.
Yes the chip will reduce the value and I have never seen a pattern name for that pattern.
However it does represent a bygone era, when afternoon teas were a special event and I can recall this type of plate being used to accommodate a home made fluffy cream filled sponge cake .....
Yes the chip will reduce the value and I have never seen a pattern name for that pattern.
However it does represent a bygone era, when afternoon teas were a special event and I can recall this type of plate being used to accommodate a home made fluffy cream filled sponge cake .....
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