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European Art Pottery1250 of 2162Gouda Shoe - Regina Gouda HollandItalian White Porcelain barn container with lambs and flowers
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    Posted 10 years ago

    Lindapat
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    I have always loved collecting flow blue, this was one of my first pieces I purchased. I don't know how old it is or if it is a rare piece. I sure don't see many like this but then I don't get out to much. Any information that any experienced collector would have I would so appreciate it.

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    1. Lindapat Lindapat, 10 years ago
      I found one on Ebay it dates back to the late 1800's like 1890's. Love old things wish they could tell stories. Thanks for the love katherinecollections!
    2. maryh1956 maryh1956, 10 years ago
      Bourne & Leigh were in business in Burslem, Staffordshire from 1892-1941, and you’ve probably figured out that Delph is the name of the pattern. I couldn’t find your exact mark to get a more accurate production date.
    3. Lindapat Lindapat, 10 years ago
      Thanks for the information maryh1956. Here I always thought Delph was the maker. Thanks again, and thank you everyone for the loves.

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