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Thanks to all who tried to identify these interesting jugs i have finally managed to rescan my photos and hope they help. There are other marking that were previously not visible. Thanks again and a happy New Year to you all
B Freeman
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Look im very sorry but my images have lost all quality as soon as i post them to the web im going to have to try change something its very strange. When i open them with ie explorer from my local Hard drive they look much nicer and crisper........???? but i will sort this!!!!!!!
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I've saved your pics onto my computer and will use my graphics program to enlarge and enhance them to see if I can find anything else useful in figuring out just what these are.
Hugz,
Serenity
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I've come up with ZIP, NADA, ZERO on these items. I would have thought by now surfing around various sites I would have run across something, but no. I'm no farther at identifying these pieces than I was before.
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Thanks again for your help i was wondering if anyone would like me to email these photos to them as they are actually better quality when opened in a graphics program? I was also wondering if anyone could suggest how i should go about trying to find out more about these pieces. Auction house , Valuation??
Thank you
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If it were me I would find an antique store, take the items in and ask if someone could please help me out. I'd even be willing to pay for their time and service.
Not much to go on for you, but then I've not had a lot of coffee yet either, so I'm off to chug-a-lug some caffeine. Busy day ahead and lots to do.
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I'd bet 50 cents that they were made in Italy and intended to look like Capodimonte.