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Is this little ramekin Crown Lynn?
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Is this little ramekin Crown Lynn?
I have picked this up so many times wondering if it belongs in the Four Digit Gallery. The glaze matches the 1250/51 Corncob bowls, especially where the contrasting white breaks. It 'feels' right, that is the weight feels right for the size.
I cannot find where it would fit into the scheme of things, but we are missing many shape descriptions in the Four Digit Gallery. There are no markings.
So I will put it here for now and hope that soon I can get back to do some more research at the Portage Museum and hopefully find this somewhere.
I cannot find where it would fit into the scheme of things, but we are missing many shape descriptions in the Four Digit Gallery. There are no markings.
So I will put it here for now and hope that soon I can get back to do some more research at the Portage Museum and hopefully find this somewhere.
Re: Is this little ramekin Crown Lynn?
I'm guessing earthenware with that glaze, Ev, but you haven't specified.
(I think there are gaps in 1600s too.)
I'm with you on glaze. I suggest the corn cob stuff may have originally been honeyglaze and a later glaze, if that is what this is, would allow it to fit in the 1400s. I have not checked for number gaps in the 1200s.
Assuming a single casting but could that be a stick-on handle?
If so then 3000s and 5000s also possibilities: 5020 "margarine bowl"?
(I think there are gaps in 1600s too.)
I'm with you on glaze. I suggest the corn cob stuff may have originally been honeyglaze and a later glaze, if that is what this is, would allow it to fit in the 1400s. I have not checked for number gaps in the 1200s.
Assuming a single casting but could that be a stick-on handle?
If so then 3000s and 5000s also possibilities: 5020 "margarine bowl"?
Jeremy Ashford- Number of posts : 3193
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Re: Is this little ramekin Crown Lynn?
Yes this is Earthenware, but crikey I hadn't considered the other possibilities and will check them all out thanks Jeremy.
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