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    Posted 10 years ago

    Bigsarge
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    Please tell me which is it? I am talking more about the first one. Could it be an antique? I am trying so hard to find something Antique.

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    1. vetraio50 vetraio50, 10 years ago
      All three look vintage to my eye.
    2. Gracay2004 Gracay2004, 10 years ago
      Number 3 is a Royal Staffordshire "Tonquin" pattern Gravy Boat by Clarice Cliff, but before you get too excited hearing the name Clarice Cliff, this transfer printed stuff was mass produced between 1945 and the early 1950's is not considered collectible at the moment. An entire set of dinnerware would fetch a few hundred dollars so your boat maybe 10 or 15 dollars.
      So to answer your question vintage but not valuable for number 3.
    3. Gracay2004 Gracay2004, 10 years ago
      Any marks on the other two to help us out a little?
    4. Bigsarge Bigsarge, 10 years ago
      Sorry Gracay2004, the images are being taken from two other sites and my camera on my phone. The Items are packed in many boxes in the attic and I can't get to them to retake the images. Sorry
    5. Bigsarge Bigsarge, 10 years ago
      By the way Gracay2004 I couldn't get too excited about Clarice Cliff because I know nothing about him, her or them . thanks
    6. Gracay2004 Gracay2004, 10 years ago
      No problems about the photo's but I think Vet is right, vintage rather than antique. Clarice Cliff is very well known for her art deco designed series' of pottery and her work fetches large sums of money, especially in Britain (except yours of course, sod's law). Google her name or Bizarreware and you will get a crash course in CC. Regards William.

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