Leonard Stockley (Weymouth)
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Re: Leonard Stockley (Weymouth)
Yes, the horses/knights would be on the white side
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Re: Leonard Stockley (Weymouth)
So, if we're assuming these are all part of a chess set, which piece is this one?
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Re: Leonard Stockley (Weymouth)
well that's the chess theory disproved
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Re: Leonard Stockley (Weymouth)
A black Castle/Rook, maybe - especially with that ruff
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Re: Leonard Stockley (Weymouth)
22 Crawford St. wrote:Are these not Christmassy? Is that a word? I have a theory that this is a chess set.
The little king on the far right could be a Pawn
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Re: Leonard Stockley (Weymouth)
Yes that link would be a WHITE King and Queen
I'm not saying everything he sold was part of a chess set or the same set, just that in the distant past it might have been part of the idea. Obviously there seems to be a lot more kings and queens about but that only natural. People only buy one or two and they are the most popular.
I'm not saying everything he sold was part of a chess set or the same set, just that in the distant past it might have been part of the idea. Obviously there seems to be a lot more kings and queens about but that only natural. People only buy one or two and they are the most popular.
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Re: Leonard Stockley (Weymouth)
there seems to be a lot of royalty but very few other pieces
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Re: Leonard Stockley (Weymouth)
As I see it, we have found the King, Queen, Bishop, Knights, Rook and Pawn.
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Re: Leonard Stockley (Weymouth)
is that a plate?
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Re: Leonard Stockley (Weymouth)
Its a bowl Dan.
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Re: Leonard Stockley (Weymouth)
oh you did say that before I asked
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Leonard Stockley Jug
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Re: Leonard Stockley (Weymouth)
The decoration is a Dragon/Viking longboat with shields impressed. The dragon has a blue eye and it's tongue out/mouth open.
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Re: Leonard Stockley (Weymouth)
Do you or anyone else know anything about Leonard?
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Re: Leonard Stockley (Weymouth)
Leonard Stockley is new to me. I bought it because I have a thing about jugs! I just seem to collect them. I have no idea how old it is, possibly 70s. I'm not even sure where it was made. Any info will be gratefully received.
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