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Plate for discussion 700 series ?????
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mrnarna- Number of posts : 655
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Re: Plate for discussion 700 series ?????
Ev Sat 24 Jul - 16:51
Thanks and can we have the diameter measurement please 
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mrnarna- Number of posts : 655
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Re: Plate for discussion 700 series ?????
Ev Mon 26 Jul - 17:57
Well I can't find the number mrnarna.....
The rim is too wide .. to match the museum pic.
I have an old plate somewhere if only my eyes could find it !
If we are lucky that might match the pic.... then again pigs may never fly either
The rim is too wide .. to match the museum pic.
I have an old plate somewhere if only my eyes could find it !
If we are lucky that might match the pic.... then again pigs may never fly either
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Re: Plate for discussion 700 series ?????
HeatherT Mon 26 Jul - 20:02
Looks like the 766 shape, but cant match up the 17cm (6 1/2 inches?)
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Re: Plate for discussion 700 series ?????
Ev Mon 26 Jul - 20:39
The 766 rim appears to be not as large as mrnarna's plate to my eyes Heather.
The size sounds like a Bread & Butter plate doesn't it?
The size sounds like a Bread & Butter plate doesn't it?
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Re: Plate for discussion 700 series ?????
HeatherT Mon 26 Jul - 21:33
Yes it does, the 766 smallest one looks like a 3and a half inch one??? It goes 766/3 1/2 766 /5 766/8 766/10.
Usually the second number stands for the size - or it does in the vases...
Usually the second number stands for the size - or it does in the vases...
HeatherT- Number of posts : 875
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