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<p>[QUOTE="Lucille.b, post: 125343, member: 51"]Thanks, all. It probably is a consignment item. The crack actually struck me as a manufacturing flaw, it kind of looks like the clay split when it was made, but maybe got worse over time. It isn't fragile feeling in that area. I think worse than that is the paint loss in the front, but I still thought it had sort of a cool, antique/French vibe. (Well, French speaking Belgium, anyway.) Thanks![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lucille.b, post: 125343, member: 51"]Thanks, all. It probably is a consignment item. The crack actually struck me as a manufacturing flaw, it kind of looks like the clay split when it was made, but maybe got worse over time. It isn't fragile feeling in that area. I think worse than that is the paint loss in the front, but I still thought it had sort of a cool, antique/French vibe. (Well, French speaking Belgium, anyway.) Thanks![/QUOTE]
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