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<p>[QUOTE="janetpjohn, post: 3892119, member: 165"]The blank is the shape, used for many patterns. Sometimes there are separate marks, one for the maker of the blank, and one for the decorator, which can be the same company, or not. A decorating company can purchase blanks from anyone who sells blanks and sometimes cover up the mark with their own. Then, the maker of the blank is not important--it's all about the decorator. In this case, there are no marks on the shell dishes, but the blank is a distinctive Spode blank. I don't think they sold their blanks to decorators.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="janetpjohn, post: 3892119, member: 165"]The blank is the shape, used for many patterns. Sometimes there are separate marks, one for the maker of the blank, and one for the decorator, which can be the same company, or not. A decorating company can purchase blanks from anyone who sells blanks and sometimes cover up the mark with their own. Then, the maker of the blank is not important--it's all about the decorator. In this case, there are no marks on the shell dishes, but the blank is a distinctive Spode blank. I don't think they sold their blanks to decorators.[/QUOTE]
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