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Hi All,

Any info on this one would be appreciated. Small marks appear on the bottom of the bowl.

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Thanks!

I just realized that this comes off. Not sure what that means.

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Thanks.

Hi Steveny,
The handles were detachable so that the dishes could be stacked,
Regards Trev.

Hi Steveny,
Forgot to add, that the other advantage of the removable handles is that the lids can be used as extra dishes,
Regards Trev.

Thanks Trev, when they came off I said "shucks, this is broken". Kinda funny.

Still hoping someone out there recognizes the symbol on the piece.

Regards, Steve

Are you still here? I researched this mark early last year and found the maker. I need some time to look through my records. When I find the name of the company, I'll post it here.

Micadee

I have just now finished reading this entire forum - beginning at June 2005. It's taken three solid days - except for a trip to Metrolina Antiques today where by, delightful coincidence, I ran into a friend of Admin. Tom's! What a small world.

I've got my printouts of unidentified marks that I researched and identified last year. I'll check my records and be back tomorrow to post the identities.

I'm going to sign off with a tantalizing bit of information. In the silver mark above, the key to the company's identity is the L in the shield above the lion. It is the first letter of the name of the maker.

'Til tomorrow,
Michael