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Post  Melita Wed 10 Jan - 12:17

Black saucer
14cm across
centre measures about 6.5cm


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Post  Ev Wed 10 Jan - 12:32

Thank you so much Melite cheers

I can now put this saucer into the Gallery as Viking Pat.No.458.

This shape according to Jeremy Ashford is Shape 4018 and would have a Shape 3022 cup, which are the Earthenware shape numbers for the Cook & Serve cans and saucers.  The same moulds were used for both.

This saucer has been stamped Kelston Potteries and I strongly feel that the cup that goes with this saucer will have Kelston Potteries on them also.

The only cups that I can find with Kelston Potteries on them are these darlings, but I can't see anything relating to vikings on them Very Happy  

Photos courtesy of Jeremy Ashford:
Viking 458 Cans10

Viking 458 Kelsto10

I may have just ruined my theory finding this post from Jeremy where he has matching saucers for these cans!

Viking 458 Kelsto12

Viking 458 Kelsto12
I'm still looking for other can options.  I know Jeremy's theory is that these Viking saucers went with the plain coloured cans, but I've never gone along with that idea and want to explore my theory further Smile
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