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There are hundreds of these bowls around, and there is compelling evidence that the inscriptions on them are all fake. For example, of the 20 ships' names that I have found, two are fictitious and the third was never used by the Royal Navy during the period in which such bowls might have been made. There is an article on them in the pipeline, so I will be able to add more information in due course.

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There are hundreds of these bowls around, and there is compelling evidence that the inscriptions on them are all fake. For example, of the 20 ships' names that I have found, two are fictitious and the third was never used by the Royal Navy during the period in which such bowls might have been made. There is an article on them in the pipeline, so I will be able to add more information in due course.

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