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Sylvac Rabbit Colours
Can anyone help with Sylvac colours? My Sylvac book doesn't seem to go into any detail about the colours and their respective rarity. I have a huge collection of Sylvac bunnies that I am selling now, and I am really not sure how to describe the colours.
For example:
This rabbit:

Is it turquoise? Is it blue?
I have seen darker glossy Royal blue described as just blue, so would describing this as blue cause a confusion?
And is there white as well as cream?
I think this is is cream?

Any help gratefully received, with thanks in advance,
For example:
This rabbit:

Is it turquoise? Is it blue?
I have seen darker glossy Royal blue described as just blue, so would describing this as blue cause a confusion?
And is there white as well as cream?
I think this is is cream?

Any help gratefully received, with thanks in advance,
Re: SylvaC (England)
colour corrected the blue one a bit.. this is more like the colour on my monitor.


Re: SylvaC (England)
I'm still trying to figure out the difference between Wade, SylvaC ,and Price Bros rabbits, lol.
All i know is....
SylvaC matte rabbits:
green
fawn
blue
pink
SylvaC glossy rabbits:
burnt orange
mustard
purple
Price Brother rabbits:
Matt green
blue
fawn
oatmeal (hmmmm yummy)
Wade rabbits:
light brown
light green
orange
brown
green
turquoise
blue
...and that was probably looking in the same books that you have.
All i know is....
SylvaC matte rabbits:
green
fawn
blue
pink
SylvaC glossy rabbits:
burnt orange
mustard
purple
Price Brother rabbits:
Matt green
blue
fawn
oatmeal (hmmmm yummy)
Wade rabbits:
light brown
light green
orange
brown
green
turquoise
blue
...and that was probably looking in the same books that you have.
Re: SylvaC (England)
Hi Tony,
I know I have currently got Yellow and Cream/White definitely Sylvac to add to your list. I have had chocolate and the early cellulose ones came in down right weird colours, I had a white one with bright pink eyes....
I know I have currently got Yellow and Cream/White definitely Sylvac to add to your list. I have had chocolate and the early cellulose ones came in down right weird colours, I had a white one with bright pink eyes....
SylvaC (England)
Sylvac Face Pots

Sylvac Onion pot - remains of label - shape 516 marked to base

Sylvac Chutney Pot - shape 4753 marked to base



Sylvac Onion pot - remains of label - shape 516 marked to base

Sylvac Chutney Pot - shape 4753 marked to base



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Some more Sylvac from my collection - note that many early moulds were also used for Falcon Ware - I own the top piece as such as well as in Sylvac









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Re: SylvaC (England)
Hi,
It is SylvaC and the number is just the model number (on almost all pieces you will find a model number).
I have not seen one of these before, so I assume it is a more uncommon piece, but I doubt is has much of a value to be honest.
It is SylvaC and the number is just the model number (on almost all pieces you will find a model number).
I have not seen one of these before, so I assume it is a more uncommon piece, but I doubt is has much of a value to be honest.
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hi
many thanks, at least i know what it is now
its not the type of stuff i like, so it may need a new home.
sharon
many thanks, at least i know what it is now
its not the type of stuff i like, so it may need a new home.
sharon

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