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VikingGirl's loves461 of 749Loetz - Early 3-handle pieceLoetz PG 7579 on PN 7579 ca. 1900
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    Posted 8 years ago

    Lamplover78
    (261 items)

    I bought this today for a great price. It looks old. It has crackle under the glaze. I liked it. I thought it looked detailed. Not sure where i will put it yet. Anyone know anything about it? Not sure what to put it under. It is signed BN thanks for looking!

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    1. PhilDMorris PhilDMorris, 8 years ago
      It may be something colled greenware or whitware where the item is not finished but left for a class member to decorate. They usually put initials on them just before firing the colours or painting. I was lucky to find a wonderful whiteware shop in the mid 80's I loved to buy from. They sold all unfinished, including some large statues/pedestals and they held classes - I was a big fan of their work.

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