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<p>[QUOTE="Rays123, post: 358758, member: 7404"]Hello again,</p><p>If you by any chance know of an example made by the maker that you were referring to in your post or any other maker which has the same metalic effect as my bowl then please post a picture or a link to it. It is greatly appreciated. My bowl doesn't have rust spots like your jar. The metalic areas are shiny and not rusted at all. It just seems as if either the blue paint had a lot of metal in it or the metalic efffect was applied after the painting was done. I have also seen similar examples to my bowl in terms of the pattern and the shape of the bowl but they don't have this shiny metalic effect. I will be extremely surprised if my bowl turns out to be even a late 19th or early 20th century bowl. But I have some limoges pieces that are more than 120 years old and look as if they were made just recently. So may be my bowl is somewhat old but well kept. I can hope <img src="styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png" class="mceSmilie" alt=":)" unselectable="on" /> Thanks.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Rays123, post: 358758, member: 7404"]Hello again, If you by any chance know of an example made by the maker that you were referring to in your post or any other maker which has the same metalic effect as my bowl then please post a picture or a link to it. It is greatly appreciated. My bowl doesn't have rust spots like your jar. The metalic areas are shiny and not rusted at all. It just seems as if either the blue paint had a lot of metal in it or the metalic efffect was applied after the painting was done. I have also seen similar examples to my bowl in terms of the pattern and the shape of the bowl but they don't have this shiny metalic effect. I will be extremely surprised if my bowl turns out to be even a late 19th or early 20th century bowl. But I have some limoges pieces that are more than 120 years old and look as if they were made just recently. So may be my bowl is somewhat old but well kept. I can hope :) Thanks.[/QUOTE]
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