What is it?

[AdmiralAdama]

Looks like high end bathroom sink or possibly a tub although there appears to be fabric beneath so maybe, an ovenproof dish?

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[scifan57]

Looks like high end bathroom sink or possibly a tub although there appears to be fabric beneath so maybe, an ovenproof dish?

AA

The first part of your guess is correct,except for the high end part. It's a bathroom sink at work.

Over to you,Admiral.

 

[AdmiralAdama]

I can't monitor a challenge right no so please enter the arena and give us something to discover.

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[Richard Brown]

OK, I have a challenge. I have 3 questions to solve the challenge.



What is the name of the pattern you are looking at?

What is the photo a part of?

Then, what is the most likely country of origin?

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[scifan57]

Is this a china pattern?

 

[Richard Brown]

Yes, it certainly is a pattern in a piece of china. Here is another photo of it.




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[AdmiralAdama]

Is it the "Wedgewood" line of fine English bone china made in the UK?

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[Richard Brown]

Is it the "Wedgewood" line of fine English bone china made in the UK?

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No, it isn't made by Wedgewood, and it isn't made in England.

This type of China is exported, and used world wide. I've opened out the last photo some more.



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[Richard Brown]

Here is another clue. This type of dinnerware is most commonly used in restaurants.

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[scifan57]

Do you have any photos that are not blurry?

 

[Richard Brown]

Do you have any photos that are not blurry?

I do, however, focus isn't really that essential. Here are some more photos.








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[AdmiralAdama]

Is it the "Cornflower" line of Corning dinnerware manufactured by Corelle?

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[scifan57]

It's Chinese translucent rice grain pattern china,named for the translucent rice shaped areas in the items. It's widely produced in China by many manufacturers.
Here's a page about it.
http://www.gotheborg.com/glossary/?http://www.gotheborg.com/glossary/ricegrain.shtml

 

[Richard Brown]

It's Chinese translucent rice grain pattern china,named for the translucent rice shaped areas in the items. It's widely produced in China by many manufacturers.
Here's a page about it.
http://www.gotheborg.com/glossary/?http://www.gotheborg.com/glossary/ricegrain.shtml

Yes, you are absolutely correct, Scfan

My example is a rice pattern soup set.







The challenge is yours now.

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[scifan57]

What is this? How is it used?