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bayareabriar

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I got quite of few English ones this week. It won’t stay with me long. But thought I would share here. It still isn’t that magnificent cracked Birdseye but it’ll do. It’ll do. lol.
 

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bayareabriar

Part of the Furniture Now
May 8, 2019
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Nomenclature suggests 1947 to 1951.
I was actually trying to date it off of some of your earlier threads. I came up with The REGD on the stem around 39ish with absence of shape sizes. I’m glad you responded! lol I was off a few years!
 

sablebrush52

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I was actually trying to date it off of some of your earlier threads. I came up with The REGD on the stem around 39ish with absence of shape sizes. I’m glad you responded! lol I was off a few years!
It's the "fossil" stamp. Barling didn't start using it until after WW2, AFAIK. Pre-War sandblasts appear to have been named "Nibblick" or no special stamping.
 

bayareabriar

Part of the Furniture Now
May 8, 2019
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Sorry if this brings sadness to any of you!

This is the seller I bought it from. They accepted returns and were kind. So I was thankful for that. Just thought I’d share as the listing again doesn’t show the damage to the hidden gem in the back.