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<p>[QUOTE="alynnfin, post: 4233678, member: 18516"]Thank you say-it-slowly. The rose in the second plate does look like the Adams or Staffordshire style rose, but not the exact pattern. Now that I hold it, it also doesn't feel like it is porcelain. It is made of a softer airy material. I do not know how to describe it.</p><p>Wiscbirddog there are no dots in any of them with the jeweler's loupe. The impressed mark on the last plate kind of reminds me of the Arita mark, but not exactly.</p><p>Yes Bakersgma the second plate more resembles the Welsh and Belgium plates. I do not know how you do it. I sit for hours and feel I find nothing. However the fact that I could recall the Arita mark, gives me faith I'll learn.</p><p>I am emptying my basement of all the estate and thrift shop finds as my children do not like "old stuff". Trust me, if you saw my basement, it is a monumental task. Thank you all.</p><p>The shape of the last two remind me of the French KG Luneville Strasbourg Faience plates.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="alynnfin, post: 4233678, member: 18516"]Thank you say-it-slowly. The rose in the second plate does look like the Adams or Staffordshire style rose, but not the exact pattern. Now that I hold it, it also doesn't feel like it is porcelain. It is made of a softer airy material. I do not know how to describe it. Wiscbirddog there are no dots in any of them with the jeweler's loupe. The impressed mark on the last plate kind of reminds me of the Arita mark, but not exactly. Yes Bakersgma the second plate more resembles the Welsh and Belgium plates. I do not know how you do it. I sit for hours and feel I find nothing. However the fact that I could recall the Arita mark, gives me faith I'll learn. I am emptying my basement of all the estate and thrift shop finds as my children do not like "old stuff". Trust me, if you saw my basement, it is a monumental task. Thank you all. The shape of the last two remind me of the French KG Luneville Strasbourg Faience plates.[/QUOTE]
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