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Guion Line


		Mfg.: Thomas Hughes of Burslem Stoke-On-Trent Pattern name: unknown Item illustrated: 11¾" x 10¼" octagonal serving dish Item date: undated Circa: 1880's Steamship company backstamp: no

Pattern description: This pattern consists of a compound line with two repeating elements - both are included in the image at bottom left: a segment with a semi-circular "dip," and a second segment including an "X" or diamond shape. This continuous line is placed over a fine design of undulating tendrils with sparsely placed leaves. The line's gartered logo with house flag appears at center. All decoration is green.
Pattern notes: The full company name appears in the logo as follows: "Liverpool & Great Western Steam Coy Limited." Note that the "ed" of "Limited" is partially hidden by a turn of the belt.
Submitted by: Andrew Lee
Contributors:
Resources: Restaurant China, Vols. 1 and 2 by Barbara Conroy

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