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Apollo cup on Forma saucer for the gallery
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Apollo cup on Forma saucer for the gallery
Jonno Wed 9 May - 21:24
No other markings or # does anyone recognise?
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Re: Apollo cup on Forma saucer for the gallery
Ev Thu 10 May - 8:44
Hmmmm, Marl posted Radiance, which is in the Forma shape -
http://newzealandpottery.forumotion.net/t1512-radiance
but as your cup is in the Apollo shape perhaps it has a different pattern name ????
Or maybe the cup is from another set?
http://newzealandpottery.forumotion.net/t1512-radiance
but as your cup is in the Apollo shape perhaps it has a different pattern name ????
Or maybe the cup is from another set?
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Re: Apollo cup on Forma saucer for the gallery
Jonno Thu 10 May - 9:29
More CL mystery. The Cup and saucer that I have are a definite match as far as colour is concerned. Thanks for the reference to Radiance and Frisco Brown ,a similar pattern
but different colour and style without the outer wide band.
I have a theory that some of these Apollo variations were produced to get rid of large surplus stocks of Apollo pieces in bisque near to the end of CL .
The use of an Apollo cup on a Forma saucer was only possible because of the clever design of the docking ring on Forma saucers which would accept both type of cups. A Forma cup will dock more positively but both work.
but different colour and style without the outer wide band.
I have a theory that some of these Apollo variations were produced to get rid of large surplus stocks of Apollo pieces in bisque near to the end of CL .
The use of an Apollo cup on a Forma saucer was only possible because of the clever design of the docking ring on Forma saucers which would accept both type of cups. A Forma cup will dock more positively but both work.
Jonno- Number of posts : 662
Location : Milford,Auckland
Registration date : 2011-05-13
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