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<p>[QUOTE="Any Jewelry, post: 306444, member: 2844"]Prongs are thin spikes which support the plates so they don't touch. That is why the raised spots are called prong marks, the marks left by prongs when stacking them for firing.</p><p>Different regions and periods have a different number and positioning of the prongs. Not all porcelain has them, but it can be one of the signs to help determine age and region.</p><p>I'll see if I have the energy to search in the books tomorrow.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Any Jewelry, post: 306444, member: 2844"]Prongs are thin spikes which support the plates so they don't touch. That is why the raised spots are called prong marks, the marks left by prongs when stacking them for firing. Different regions and periods have a different number and positioning of the prongs. Not all porcelain has them, but it can be one of the signs to help determine age and region. I'll see if I have the energy to search in the books tomorrow.[/QUOTE]
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