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Antique Questions Forum / Re: W. Adams & Sons Pitcher/Bowl Question
« on: August 16, 2014, 06:47:44 am »
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Antique Questions Forum / Re: W. Adams & Sons Pitcher/Bowl Question
« on: August 16, 2014, 06:46:31 am »
Sure I have attached a couple pictures of the bowl set, I was thinking it was a style number until I saw an exact identical with a 13, and the pitcher is about 13 inches tall and the bowl itself is around the same from largest to largest side
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Antique Questions Forum / W. Adams & Sons Pitcher/Bowl Question
« on: August 15, 2014, 09:48:10 pm »
Hello
So we recently just purchased a W. Adams and Sons pitcher and matching bowl set. They are both in the Columbia pattern. On the bottom of the pitcher is simply the stamp with Columbia and W. adams and sons. On the bottom of the bowl however there is the same stamp, but off to the left there is a number 7 all by itself. I was researching on the internet but could not find what the numbers meant, I only found a matching bowl with a 13 on it. Would this be a type of serial or set number before the system set up in 1842?
Thank you
So we recently just purchased a W. Adams and Sons pitcher and matching bowl set. They are both in the Columbia pattern. On the bottom of the pitcher is simply the stamp with Columbia and W. adams and sons. On the bottom of the bowl however there is the same stamp, but off to the left there is a number 7 all by itself. I was researching on the internet but could not find what the numbers meant, I only found a matching bowl with a 13 on it. Would this be a type of serial or set number before the system set up in 1842?
Thank you
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