Cobridge
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Re: Cobridge
The pattern is Love Lies Bleeding.
Check sold items on eBay for an idea of value. Prices seems to have softened in recent years. I don’t think a trial piece necessarily affects its value; it’s the style of decoration and size that would make it more or less collectible, imo.
Check sold items on eBay for an idea of value. Prices seems to have softened in recent years. I don’t think a trial piece necessarily affects its value; it’s the style of decoration and size that would make it more or less collectible, imo.
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VonVintage- Number of posts : 2
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Re: Cobridge
made in 2003
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dantheman- Consultant
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Re: Cobridge
Thank you dantheman.
VonVintage- Number of posts : 2
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Re: Cobridge
most of the very simple designs were by Anita Harris, they took less time to decorate and the company were losing money
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Re: Cobridge
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dantheman- Consultant
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Re: Cobridge
Lovely piece Dan.
I grew up with Moorcroft and Beswick on the shelves of my parents flat, but it was Cobridge Stoneware (and Black Ryden to a degree) that really floated my boat.
Loved the weight and feel of Cobridge, also the simplistic decoration.
I grew up with Moorcroft and Beswick on the shelves of my parents flat, but it was Cobridge Stoneware (and Black Ryden to a degree) that really floated my boat.
Loved the weight and feel of Cobridge, also the simplistic decoration.
abstract toad- Number of posts : 524
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Re: Cobridge
Hi. I collect Cobridge stoneware glaze pieces and you did well finding such a nice piece. If you ever decided to sell, please let me know how much you want and I will see if I can match your desired price. Kind regards Kevin
Kevin- Number of posts : 1
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Re: Cobridge
Yes, please use the private message system to ask about buying pots
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dantheman- Consultant
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Re: Cobridge
The Ruskinesque oxblood vases are quite popular and it's a good size too, but it's marked seconds
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