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<p>[QUOTE="Ownedbybear, post: 627585, member: 29"]Late 19th C up until about WW1. It's copying bargeware in terms of decoration and Georgian silver teapots in terms of shape. An awful lot of factories made these - I don't think your "GLOSS" is any clue! The numbers could be a pattern number but could also be the decorator's mark, to make sure they got paid. Not massive value, it would be ten to fifteen dollars equivalent here on a good day, but your market may vary.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Ownedbybear, post: 627585, member: 29"]Late 19th C up until about WW1. It's copying bargeware in terms of decoration and Georgian silver teapots in terms of shape. An awful lot of factories made these - I don't think your "GLOSS" is any clue! The numbers could be a pattern number but could also be the decorator's mark, to make sure they got paid. Not massive value, it would be ten to fifteen dollars equivalent here on a good day, but your market may vary.[/QUOTE]
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