Featured Solianware Soho Potteries Plate

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  1. i need help

    i need help Moderator Moderator

    Hi All,
    I tried to find this mark on Potteries.org.
    0194F471-5729-48D9-A4C7-D961F9230480.jpeg 978A8F24-24CE-4D03-8140-1C3AF142556C.jpeg 84693065-9FAA-4830-930D-13D54196427B.jpeg I got confused. I looked at Soho Potteries and didn’t find this mark. Any help is appreciated, Thank you! I’m also wondering about all the crazy crazing. Is it fake? Or damage?
     
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  2. Bronwen

    Bronwen Well-Known Member

    How big? Do you think this is tableware or decorative? Latter I hope. The crazing looks deliberate.
     
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    11” Diameter, Decorative depending on taste.
     
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  5. evelyb30

    evelyb30 Well-Known Member

    Kovel's has it. Soho Potteries, Tunstall Staffs, 1901+ and I'd imagine pre-1918. The reference also mentions Simpsons Potteries Ltd.
     
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  7. i need help

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    Thank you both for places for me to look!
     
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  10. Bronwen

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    Yeah, but you're always finding things when no one else manages to. Given the date range for Solian Ware, crazing appropriate to age.
     
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  11. i need help

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    I don’t know why I got it. Maybe because it was .99 , now what to do with it! :arghh:
     
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  12. judy

    judy Well-Known Member

    INH......you're always helping others......I'm so pleased I could do the honor!!
     
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    :) Thank you! :)
     
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  14. dgbjwc

    dgbjwc Well-Known Member

    It might be a nice project for a restoration if you've wanted to try peroxide or another method to lighten the crazing.
    Don
     
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    Maybe I’ll read up on it and try it. Thanks, Don
     
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  16. patd8643

    patd8643 Well-Known Member

    The kind of peroxide you but at a hair dressers supply shop. You might also try oxy-clean.
    Patd
     
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    Thank you 8%.
     
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  18. gregsglass

    gregsglass Well-Known Member

    HI,
    I would NOT use high strength peroxide on this plate. I would NOT use the
    peroxide since it has a nasty habit of bleaching reds to light pink. I never use the high strength peroxide on anything but pure white ironstone.
    greg
     
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  19. i need help

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    Thanks Greg, I doubt there is much value to this plate in either case. :) Thanks for the warning.
     
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  20. patd8643

    patd8643 Well-Known Member

    Thanks for your warning Greg. I used to use the peroxide on colorful pieces with no ill affect. I usually then soaked them in clear water for a while.
    Patd
     
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