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<p>[QUOTE="silverthwait, post: 12079, member: 103"]Seriously -- I really am! I have wanted to know about Lenox for years. Never knew anyone who was privy to the answer. Also, didn't know they made white. My own china is Spode, and white as the driven snow, as I really don't like to use or wear any shade of off white. (Must have had an early childhood episode with Ivory soap -- which isn't ivory, but whitewhite.)</p><p><br /></p><p>If there is a book on the dramatic history of porcelain, please let me know. I really LOVE such stories, and would like to bone up.*</p><p><br /></p><p>(*I know, I know...I just couldn't not. But I really DO want to know!)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="silverthwait, post: 12079, member: 103"]Seriously -- I really am! I have wanted to know about Lenox for years. Never knew anyone who was privy to the answer. Also, didn't know they made white. My own china is Spode, and white as the driven snow, as I really don't like to use or wear any shade of off white. (Must have had an early childhood episode with Ivory soap -- which isn't ivory, but whitewhite.) If there is a book on the dramatic history of porcelain, please let me know. I really LOVE such stories, and would like to bone up.* (*I know, I know...I just couldn't not. But I really DO want to know!)[/QUOTE]
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