Help ID mark & date

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Honestly, your answer is absolutely inappropriate and not polite, not commensurate and not proportionate to the level of this forum. I have already said that I accept and respect your point of view, and I have only asked you if you know how they make these copies and what is their profit, since copying a piece of modest value makes no sense. I'm here to learn, this is the sense of this category of the forum, asking to understand, and I've always done it with education, and honestly I don't deserve such an answer, I'm not here to make you lose time or to get you nervous, I believe that in a democratic and peaceful and civil context there is still space and time to ask questions. I have never opposed your point of view and if you are nervous I kindly ask you not to vent your state of mind towards me. Thanks anyway for your time, I won't bore you further.

 

I am not nervous in any way and I'm happy to have no more interaction with you ever, consider it a done deal !!!

 

I never asked you to join my trheads, you are doing everything by yourself
Btw please no need to give me your answers in the future, I prefer to interact only with educated persons.
Good luck.

 

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Christmasjoy is pretty educated in these areas, so I also respect her impression. But, Evesham is a tableware line, and I think the the mark is a stamped one on an unglazed part of the base (I can’t tell from the photo) which could be subject to smearing... Tomato, tomahto.

 

Thanks a lot