Pickled Egg Quiz

[NewcastleFalcon]

TOH I do not know if the pattern is right but the shape is very much like a Meakin Studio coffee set which I have in the garage. When I went to Mallorca to move my mate you may remember I brought back 14 boxes of china tea and coffee sets that his wife had collected.They are all still there due to the Covid preventing the antiques shows I was taking them to from happening. Among them is an identically shaped though differently painted set from the Meakin Studio.

Mick you can have 99 for that. Spot on with the maker

Phone a friend for the pattern and 100 is yours!

REgards Neil

[bobins]

I reckon it's the 'Cadiz' pattern.

[mickthemaverick]

Is that this one?:

BFTW

[mickthemaverick]

Answer my own question Yes it is!!

[NewcastleFalcon]

You chaps are outstanding in your versatility....I though that might take some time but its nailed straightaway.
Well done, and if your phone a friend was bobins take the 100 Mick!

I think I need something I can join in with, so if anyone has any Pickled Egg Quiz questions to lob up please do.

Regards Neil

[mickthemaverick]

Supplementary question from the coffee clip, how could you link that to a milestone which made an appearance on here with 3 swans a week or so ago? 50 points for a TOH answer!!

[bobins]

Neil - I refer you to my P.E. Jukebox posting as of last night. Shouldn't be too difficult for a man of your calibre to work out the connection

[NewcastleFalcon]

TOH and not expecting it to be right.....Was the name of one of the stagecoaches that stopped at the Three Swans Hungerford in the olden days called the "Blue Star"...

REgards Neil

[NewcastleFalcon]

Neil - I refer you to my P.E. Jukebox posting as of last night. Shouldn't be too difficult for a man of your calibre to work out the connection

Are we back in Kilburn now with Ian Dury's pre-blockheads bands? Kilburn and the High Roads.

Regards Neil

[mickthemaverick]

Newcastle Falcon wrote:

"TOH and not expecting it to be right.....Was the name of one of the stagecoaches that stopped at the Three Swans Hungerford in the olden days called
the "Blue Star"..."


Not a clue, but not to do with the link I have got, it is a 3 step link! but indisputable!!

[bobins]

Neil - Are you looking at the right video at the Jukebox ?

[NewcastleFalcon]

Neil - Are you looking at the right video at the Jukebox ?

Ian Dury "Hit Me with Your Rhythm Stick" was the only one you posted last night....linking back to last nights meanderings in the vicinity of Kilburn.

Is there more?

Regards Neil

[bobins]

I missed your second post just before I questioned your answer.

Yep - Kilburn and the High Roads - Ian Dury

[mickthemaverick]

Just to muddy the waters I went to see if I could get a picture of the Meakin coffee pot I have, but I was greeted with this:

Own work

and the label on the only accessible box was this one:

Own work

so the second question from me is: Can you spot a makers name who has had astronomical success?

[myglaren]

Is that this one?:

That looks suspiciously familiar. I can't remember where I have seen it though.