10-08-2022 12:15 AM - edited 10-08-2022 12:18 AM
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/295134772838?hash=item44b7673e66:g:Qp8AAOSwulBiMIoP
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/295144571817?hash=item44b7fcc3a9:g:q7IAAOSwdLdiE4an
I noticed these plates from the same seller. Then I noticed that, when carefully looking at them as instructed by the seller because the photos form part of the descriptions, the crescent mark, a burst glaze bubble, a trailing blue splodge and an edge crack are placed in relation to each other in the same way on both plates. I think the plates are one plate. What is going on?
10-08-2022 9:29 AM
10-08-2022 10:35 AM - edited 10-08-2022 10:35 AM
The photos are not the same, not quite the same angles or distances or cropping.
10-08-2022 10:40 AM
It could be someone even more muddled than me (they must exist) but you'ld think they'ld notice they had listed a First Period Worcester plate twice unless they have a lot of them which is possible as they seem to deal in Early Worcester.
10-08-2022 3:34 PM
I wonder whether the seller has an assistant who has worked with a file of photos and not realised these seemingly different plates were the same one.
It is against eBay rules to list the same article twice; the possible headaches it could cause are obvious.
10-08-2022 4:33 PM