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ROYAL DOULTON - ENGLAND | China and Dinnerware283 of 1765 |  |  |
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ROYAL DOULTON - ENGLAND
Very beautiful bowl found by its self yesterday at goodwill , i just loved the age and the colors and the flowers of this as well . and i wanted to find something different and to keep myself in check to find something old and traditional as well . sometimes i do crave things like this stunning bowl .
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beautiful pattern on this one Sean. I have a few pieces of RD myself. Can you tell if this is handpainted or an applied pettern?
hello Jerrod :) i think that this is an applied pattern :) and thankyou for the love buddy:)
i would love to see some of your RD pieces:)
They are still packed up after the move, but when I do run across the box they are in I will make sure to post them. I almost hate to admit it but the one I like the most is a vintage votive candle holder meant to look like a small lamp...That one was being thrown away by someone who didnt like it I reacon, so I went head first into the dumpster after it. Amazing what people just throw away in this world.
wow JayHow , i cant wait to see your DR stuff , im so sure that they very beautiful and stunning :)
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cool and i did find another royal doulton today as well :)
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mmmmmmmmmmmm -- there goes that female gene again -- love the poseys
LMAO :) !!!!!!!!!!!!! thankyou epson233 :)
Very nice, the pattern is similar to that on 18th century porcelain. With the RD number you should be able to date the design.
thankyou very much lovedecanters and the kindwords, and sharing the idea :) i will do that:)
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