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New Shape 791 dessert/oatmeal bowl
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New Shape 791 dessert/oatmeal bowl
JanPots Mon 19 Aug - 13:37
Ev.. could this be the 791 fruit bowl shape?
The plates for this pattern " mayfair" are the same shape as New York,Tempo and Hanover patterns.
Its very lightweight so would be EW
It is also the same diameter as the coupe shape bowl. Or are the fruit bowls the smaller dishes?
The plates for this pattern " mayfair" are the same shape as New York,Tempo and Hanover patterns.
Its very lightweight so would be EW
It is also the same diameter as the coupe shape bowl. Or are the fruit bowls the smaller dishes?
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Re: New Shape 791 dessert/oatmeal bowl
Ev Mon 19 Aug - 15:36
I can't find any dimensions, but the 790 plates are rimmed and all I have is this diagram.
I think you are correct as these are old Rimmed shapes and patterns.
I think you are correct as these are old Rimmed shapes and patterns.
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Re: New Shape 791 dessert/oatmeal bowl
Ev Tue 20 Aug - 8:15
I will happily add it to the Gallery Janice.
New shapes are few and far between these days
New shapes are few and far between these days
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Re: New Shape 791 dessert/oatmeal bowl
JanPots Tue 20 Aug - 8:47
Thanks Ev... it's good to fill the gaps 
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