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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Chinoiserie, post: 11102195, member: 79460&quot;]That&#039;s great. Thanks for the info. I got the pair for £10 so was a shot to nothing really. I&#039;m not sure whether to keep them as a pair or to cut the broken one loose. It would just be a shame to separate them as they are a matching pair, but posting two would be a bit of a head ache. It&#039;s not just the chip at the top though. The base has suffered catastrophic damage and been glued back together like a jigsaw.</p><p><br /></p><p>It is crazy looking at what prices Carlton ware used to fetch. Even the rouge royale pieces which I have struggled to get £10 for. I just don&#039;t buy it any more. Some of the more unusual patterns still do okay as you said. Mikado and such like. Carlton ware in general doesn&#039;t seem to age very well though and it is quite often crazed and discoloured.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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