British pottery, what factory, age and value?

[aciuri]

Hi, I don't know the name of this type of dish in english, in anyway is hard to give an age to this item. Thank you!

[ebitsbay]

Ciao Roberto,

This looks a lovely Bon Bon dish which is made by Keeling & Co., in Burslem, Staffordshire during the period 1912-36. There are collectors of Losol Ware and if this is in perfect condition is worth an minimum of €25 but could fetch more if you have two or more collectors bidding. It's certainly a beautiful piece.

Hope that helps.

Cheers

Terry

[ebitsbay]

This is also known as an HORS D'OEUVRES dish

[aciuri]

Many thanks again Terry, no questions for me to help you??:-) from this morning I have all the complete service of 64 dishes, (do you remember ?) I hope to be able tomorrow to put a new picture to show them. Next first sunday of December I have an important market ( I do only 3 markets to year) where even BBC program two years ago went there. People comes from far away even France. I hope weather will be better than now that's raining a lot, and in DEcember to stay outside from 3 am to 5,30 pm believe me it's terrible my region is cold too....

[ebitsbay]

Good luck with your market sales and hope you don't get too cold.

Best wishes

Terry

[aciuri]

]:):O Yesterday was much colder than today, the picture was made at around 5 am but I  was already there at 3,15 am! Was very cold all day, but this market is very good and collectors come on in anyway very early, but was not the best for me I worked for months for this market. We have to go in December, because we have to book our place for nex year (2011) 3 markets 280 € !!! But central places are still more exspensive. So if weather will be bad, problem will be our that we already paid X-( There is much crisis and what helped us, after best morning bargain were that people who with children that spent 50/100 € is gone have no money that people now spends 5/10 € not more too many factories closed even Berlusconi continues to say that He worked very well X-(