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Hi, does anyone know anything about Chintz. This is such a pretty bowl but it has no mark on the bottom. It looks like transferware because there is a line where the patten comes together on the lid. Once again any help would be appreciated. If this pattern might have a name or what not.
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Michelle
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chintz is a style -- many porcelain makers used it -- just google chintz -- you will get a wealth of information
Thanks epson, I have been reading up on chintz but as always I can't find one like mine. I want to know how old it is and if there is manufacture who made that pattern. I guess my noseyness sure can be a curse.
There is a book, one of my friends was a contributor to the book when it first came out, don't believe or remember if I have any more copies left from when I sold books.
http://www.amazon.ca/The-Charlton-standard-catalogue-Chintz/dp/0889682283
Thanks Phil, I will look into it.
I did find my copy, it was the 3rd edition. I could not find the pattern skimming thru the book. Since there is so much advertising in the book also, I imagine a lot of the dealers would be the next people to ask. Lots of dealers in the book.
enquiries@hadida.co.uk : tuttodm@aol.com : fritz.mueller@home.com :
Those are a few of the many with ads. The photos are beautiful color in the book.
Phil.
Thanks Phil, I really appreciate you taking the time to look for me. I will look into some of those I am sure I will find something out even looking up the names or emailing if that doesn't work. Thank You!!