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brainstorm: set of 1079s
brainstorm: set of 1079s
I had just bought something for Nicole on trademe,
when I realised the same buyer was selling these 1079s.
Without much thought I pressed the accept offer button,
knowing at least I wouldn't be paying any extra for post.
I didn't even need them for my 4-digit collection,
as I had already got one identical from janpots.
Never mind: they look great.
Can anyone who knows offer me advice on this:
Does this dark iridescent glaze indicate production
at Luke Adams, rather than Titian?



when I realised the same buyer was selling these 1079s.
Without much thought I pressed the accept offer button,
knowing at least I wouldn't be paying any extra for post.
I didn't even need them for my 4-digit collection,
as I had already got one identical from janpots.
Never mind: they look great.
Can anyone who knows offer me advice on this:
Does this dark iridescent glaze indicate production
at Luke Adams, rather than Titian?



Jeremy Ashford- Number of posts : 3150
Location : Whangarei, New Zealand
Registration date : 2010-09-11
Re: brainstorm: set of 1079s
The records say that the 1079's were made at Chch [Luke Adams]
That is the other tell tale Luke Adams glaze Jeremy.... it's different to any of the others that were used on Crown Lynn products.
There is also Titian? on the 1079 entry, so I'm guessing that someone thought that the Titian factory also made them too.
That is the other tell tale Luke Adams glaze Jeremy.... it's different to any of the others that were used on Crown Lynn products.
There is also Titian? on the 1079 entry, so I'm guessing that someone thought that the Titian factory also made them too.
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