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<p>[QUOTE="Erol, post: 374310, member: 7836"]Thanks! Almost identical to blue fluted, right? And thinking of it as a copy is an interesting lead because the cup is slightly misshapen and the thickness between cup and saucer is very different, so it seems to be a lower quality knock off.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Erol, post: 374310, member: 7836"]Thanks! Almost identical to blue fluted, right? And thinking of it as a copy is an interesting lead because the cup is slightly misshapen and the thickness between cup and saucer is very different, so it seems to be a lower quality knock off.[/QUOTE]
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