>Camilla: If you look on the underside of your dishes, there should be a
>pattern name. If you tell me the name, I can probably tell you how to value
>them. As an aside, a famous Wedgwood collector named Harry Buten wrote a book
>entitled "Wedgwood ABC but not middle E." Note spelling of Wedgwood. As an
>additional aside, should I be responding off list since we are sort of non-PD
>with this?
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>Paul
Hi Paul-- Here's what is on the dinner plate:
Earlham Hall
Earlham College 1847-1948
circular mark which reads " Wedgwood " across the middle,
"of Etruria" around top of circle
"& Barlaston" around lower half of circle.
There is an incised mark which seems to read:
Wedgwood 7 0 62 (a date of manufacture?)
saucers are marked the same except include "made in England"
different pieces seem to have different incised dates, and actually
we bought them over a number of years, so that makes sense.
I don't know if this is a "pattern name" that is helpful, but would be
interested if you can shed any light. Thanks so much! And yes, I think
any NON-PD stuff can go on Sparkle--have you joined?
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