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Agatha Gregson · 04.05.2010, 23:12

Dear Curious,
Here is the link to it is:
http://www.rubylane.com/shops/foxandhounds/item/ax20351
And by the way, I'm sorry, I only looked at what was written in the description of this doll things: it is made in Bohemia in 1904. Why the seller called it a Victorian? But I do not think that to your oiler that has a direct relationship.
I brought her as an example to his conclusions because for dinnerware (in theory) should be used only very typical thing in life, it's psychology. Consequently, this form of everyday things, like you should be very familiar in his time.
This is one of the pages from the general list greasers on sale:
http://search.rubylane.com/search/, ...d%20cover.html
I am the way, in his message, tried to send you to this source: www.rubylane.com. This is something like trading platforms for online antique dealers from all over the world. One source for finding analogues.
I express my solidarity as a beginner - I too encountered the arrogance and dogmatism of experts on this forum. But every time - needed (to me) thread still was. Do not give up! .. While not themselves see.

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04.05.2010, 23:12	Язык оригинала: Русский #24
Agatha Gregson Новичок Регистрация: 06.04.2010 Адрес: Москва Сообщений: 26 Спасибо: 2 Поблагодарили 9 раз(а) в 5 сообщениях Репутация: 18	Dear Curious, Here is the link to it is: http://www.rubylane.com/shops/foxandhounds/item/ax20351 And by the way, I'm sorry, I only looked at what was written in the description of this doll things: it is made in Bohemia in 1904. Why the seller called it a Victorian? But I do not think that to your oiler that has a direct relationship. I brought her as an example to his conclusions because for dinnerware (in theory) should be used only very typical thing in life, it's psychology. Consequently, this form of everyday things, like you should be very familiar in his time. This is one of the pages from the general list greasers on sale: http://search.rubylane.com/search/, ...d%20cover.html I am the way, in his message, tried to send you to this source: www.rubylane.com. This is something like trading platforms for online antique dealers from all over the world. One source for finding analogues. I express my solidarity as a beginner - I too encountered the arrogance and dogmatism of experts on this forum. But every time - needed (to me) thread still was. Do not give up! .. While not themselves see.