Creative Art Products Romany Cup of Fortune
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| + | The Romany Cup of Fortune was designed and distributed by [[:Category:Creative Art Products]] -- but that backstamp only appears on the cup. The saucer was a standard un-ornamented [[:Category:Cavitt-Shaw]] saucer, with a [[:Category:Cavitt-Shaw]] backstamp. Both pieces were manufactured by [[:Category:W. S. George]]. Because the backstamps do not match, it is quite common for the cup and the saucer to become separated at estate and yard sales, and even in antique shops. They are a pair, however, and they were issued as such with a light blue [[Category:Tea Leaf Reading Instruction Sheets and Booklets|instruction booklet]], titled | ||
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[[Category:Made in the USA]] | [[Category:Made in the USA]] | ||
[[Category:Cartomancy Cups and Saucers]] | [[Category:Cartomancy Cups and Saucers]] | ||
[[Category:Numerology Cups and Saucers]] | [[Category:Numerology Cups and Saucers]] | ||
[[Category:Tea Leaf Reading Instruction Sheets and Booklets]] | [[Category:Tea Leaf Reading Instruction Sheets and Booklets]] | ||
Revision as of 00:46, 3 September 2017
The Romany Cup of Fortune was designed and distributed by Category:Creative Art Products -- but that backstamp only appears on the cup. The saucer was a standard un-ornamented Category:Cavitt-Shaw saucer, with a Category:Cavitt-Shaw backstamp. Both pieces were manufactured by Category:W. S. George. Because the backstamps do not match, it is quite common for the cup and the saucer to become separated at estate and yard sales, and even in antique shops. They are a pair, however, and they were issued as such with a light blue, titled
