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  1. daveydempsey

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    I found this at my lock-up today whilst packing pottery away.
    I saved it from a clearance because it was unusual.

    It looks to me like the same crude manufacture as the Staffordshire dogs I showed last week.

    Parrot or Cockatoo with a crest.

    Have I got another piece of Staffordshire ?

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  4. daveydempsey

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    I did my searching without having to rely on TG :hilarious::hilarious::hilarious:
     
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  7. Ownedbybear

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    Hm. I think yours is a bit TOO crude to be as old as the one in that link, if that makes sense? The gilded line is really badly done: gilders were more competent than that. Also, base looks too white to me. Yours is a very high glaze and the paint too bright - can you see how that older one looks almost sponged on? And is much more graduated? My spidey sense thinks it's a later repro, but I don't have it to hand as they say.
     
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    I have no idea how on earth you managed that!:jawdrop::jawdrop::jawdrop::hilarious:
     
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  9. Ownedbybear

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    A MIRACLE.

    AND THAT IS MY OPINION.
     
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    :hilarious::kiss:
     
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  11. johnnycb09

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    Im with bear. It looks newer to me,but then again it may have sat untouched in a dark cupboard for 150 years .
     
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    Davey and obb (and others), I love the way Antiquers always returns to its pleasantly loony normalcy after a drama.:happy:
     
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    I can't remember where it came from , but I put it aside for later investigation as I knew it wasn't run of the mill, it has a small nibble on the crest and some crazing not visible.
    Its going in the cabinet with the dogs until proven otherwise.:rolleyes:
     
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    Did I miss some fireworks or something?
     
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    Not on this thread but on the Leeds pottery thread, but she's gone now :D
     
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    Gone, But not Forgotten! :hilarious:
     
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    lol, thanks, Davey
     
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    And a few other threads. I remember at least one furniture thread, and another pottery thread....
    :facepalm::hilarious:
     
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    One Word - Incorrigible!
     
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    I thought the word was Incorrigible. ;)
     
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