hmmmm....if I could find a kiln big enough......
Posted by Kathy Joiner (Member # 1814) on :
That is some pretty crappy art. Seriously, they are beautiful and I enjoyed seeing them.
Posted by aaronssigns (Member # 490) on :
is this a new feild for you?..lol
Posted by Mike Languein (Member # 319) on :
Yo, Adrienne -- get your mind out of the toilet, wouldja? Geeze - what a potty mouth!
Posted by Si Allen (Member # 420) on :
Adrienne....if you really want one...check out your local wrecking & demolition companies! They save all the usable and antique items from the old buildings!
Unless it is a real rarity, prices are quite reasonable.
[ March 28, 2003, 08:58 PM: Message edited by: Si Allen ]
Posted by bill riedel (Member # 607) on :
How many people know that the man that invented the toilet was named Crap? Thus the word crapper was coined.
Posted by Ron Costa (Member # 3366) on :
Bought an oak wall mounted tank and porcelain stool for 10 bucks over 30 years ago. Installed it when I built my home in '81. Still got the copper lining in it. Really livens up the conversation when guests use it for the first time. Especially the loud gurgling sound when it is flushed. Still looking for a good "quote" to Gold leaf on the front of the tank. Something to read when your just standing there....it's a guy thing.
Posted by Guy H. J. Hilliard (Member # 2529) on :
Adrienne;
Royal Daulton's main line of business is china (plates, tea pots and the like) and those thunder mugs!!! The cute little figurines are just a sideline.
Guy Hilliard
Posted by Bruce Williams (Member # 691) on :
Thanks for the history lesson, Adrienne. What strikes me is how l-o-n-g it took humans to invent and use flush toilets. They've lived in pretty-large cities for 5,000 years. Archemedes could have made these things, a couple hundred years BC. So we have a fair approximation of how LONG people will put up with crap before doing something about it. But as for how MUCH, that's unfathomed.