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<p>[QUOTE="dgbjwc, post: 428259, member: 308"]Polish porcelain has always driven me just a little batty. It seems some of the companies there make minor changes to a pattern and then release it under a different pattern name. Telling the difference between patterns can require careful attention. Some don't even use pattern names at all. I wouldn't worry too much. The people that collect always seem to find what they need. I can't explain the Jaronlina, Favolina, and Karolina but it wouldn't surprise me if these were all the same company. If looking for replacement pieces or to add to your set I would search all three names. This is an area that could use its own reference book or site but so far I have not found one. I would always trust the porcelainmarksandmore site over Replacements. Replacements is a fine company but it is in the business of selling china, glass, and silver. (And any company that lets you bring your pet to work can't be all bad). The porcelainmarksandmore site consists of much original research and documentation and is more a labor of love. I would trust the dates on that site. Welcome and good luck to you.</p><p>Don[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dgbjwc, post: 428259, member: 308"]Polish porcelain has always driven me just a little batty. It seems some of the companies there make minor changes to a pattern and then release it under a different pattern name. Telling the difference between patterns can require careful attention. Some don't even use pattern names at all. I wouldn't worry too much. The people that collect always seem to find what they need. I can't explain the Jaronlina, Favolina, and Karolina but it wouldn't surprise me if these were all the same company. If looking for replacement pieces or to add to your set I would search all three names. This is an area that could use its own reference book or site but so far I have not found one. I would always trust the porcelainmarksandmore site over Replacements. Replacements is a fine company but it is in the business of selling china, glass, and silver. (And any company that lets you bring your pet to work can't be all bad). The porcelainmarksandmore site consists of much original research and documentation and is more a labor of love. I would trust the dates on that site. Welcome and good luck to you. Don[/QUOTE]
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