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170 Female Swan with painted beak and eyes for gallery
haselnuss Sun 4 Jan - 15:15
170 female swan painted beak and eyes.
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Re: 170 Female Swan with painted beak and eyes for gallery
haselnuss Fri 1 May - 10:44
Can this swan go into the gallery?
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Re: 170 Female Swan with painted beak and eyes for gallery
Ev Fri 1 May - 17:47
Sorry haselnuss I will add this to the Swan Gallery now.
I thought that we already had one, but see that it is a 154 Baby with painted beak and eyes.
I thought that we already had one, but see that it is a 154 Baby with painted beak and eyes.
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Re: 170 Female Swan with painted beak and eyes for gallery
Ev Thu 23 Jul - 11:57
oakpot kindly shared this information about the Large Female 170 and 154 Baby Swans that have painted beaks and eyes.
There was a period when Royal Oak acted as a wholesale distributor for Crown Lynn, Matt White artware vases, these included numbers 170, 154, 550, 585, 613, 643, 138s.
The swans had been glazed and fired by Crown Lynn as usual and then Royal Oak painted the beak and eyes with "high bake" enamel paint, then baked in a heated oven. There would have been low numbers made, so yes they are rare.
Thank you oakpot.
There was a period when Royal Oak acted as a wholesale distributor for Crown Lynn, Matt White artware vases, these included numbers 170, 154, 550, 585, 613, 643, 138s.
The swans had been glazed and fired by Crown Lynn as usual and then Royal Oak painted the beak and eyes with "high bake" enamel paint, then baked in a heated oven. There would have been low numbers made, so yes they are rare.
Thank you oakpot.
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