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Crown Lynn small banded cup and 6032 Forma cream jug with blossoms
Hannele Sun 18 Oct 2020 - 10:40
I found a smaller version of this cup:Hannele wrote:Banded cup:
Quick question: when is a mug called a coffee can? When I see that, I think about coffee in a tin, even though I never saw that. The mind takes us to strange places.
Look at the delicate blossoms on this one:
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Re: Crown Lynn cup, wine jug and sips, lidded pot
Ev Sun 18 Oct 2020 - 20:52
Re the Coffee Can question.
I can't find any reference to Coffee Cans in the Crown Lynn descriptions.
They favour the 'straight sided mug' description.
People have been referring to them as cans for many years, probably in reference to their straight sides.
I can't find any reference to Coffee Cans in the Crown Lynn descriptions.
They favour the 'straight sided mug' description.
People have been referring to them as cans for many years, probably in reference to their straight sides.
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Seashore Pottery - where is this from?
Hannele Tue 6 Jul 2021 - 4:42
Clearly marked, a nice set. Google is letting me down, when I try to find information:
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