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Here are a few sites about this pottery; S. Fielding & Co. Ltd., Devon Pottery, Stoke-on-Trent. Makers of earthenware. Trade name: "Crown Devon" ware. Fakes: Crown Devon / Fieldings are being extensively faked at the time of writing (2007). The fakes carry the correct backstamps. The more expensive pieces are being targetted - such as art deco pieces (especially Dorothy Ann) and novelties. The relatively common fifties pieces below are not faked. For more information, go to the excellent and comprehensive Crown Devon Collectors Website (one of the most comprehensive ceramics sites on the web). http://www.retroselect.com/Crown%20Devon/Crown%20Devon.htmhttp://groups.msn.com/crowndevonworld/http://www.jemsbazaar.com.au/category8_1.htm

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