B. Shackman Cup of Knowledge Green Plain

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B. Shackman Cup of Knowledge

B. Shackman Cup of Knowledge set; it is a copy of the Aynsley mint green Cup of Knowledge
Identifying stickers read only "Made in Japan"; these may come off, leaving the cup and saucer unmarked
B. Shackman Cup of Knowledge set with original box and a copy of the Aynsley instruction booklet
B. Shackman Cup of Knowledge set with original box and a copy of the Aynsley instruction booklet

The Plain Green B. Shackman Cup of Knowledge was imported to the United States from Japan by the B. Shackman company as a knock-off or unauthorized copy of one of the Aynsley pottery's Cup of Knowledge sets, specifically the Aynsley mint green Cup of Knowledge in the Doris shape that was made in England.

This Japanese Cup pf Knowledge is a cartomancy cup that is, except for its packaging, virtually identical to the Unmarked and B. Shackman cup sets Made in Japan suring the same era. It was manufactured by the same (as yet unidentified) Japanese pottery that manufactured the Fairylite Foreign Cup of Knowledge Plain Green for export to England, with a copy of the Aynsley instruction booklet; the B. Shackman Cup of Knowledge, which was also accompanied by a copy of the Aynsley instruction booklet; and the Unmarked Green Japanese Cup of Knowledge that came with its own different and unique instruction booklet.

If the characteristic back stickers, box, or instruction booklet are separated from the B. Shackman Cup of Knowledge, it becomes, by default, an example of the Unmarked Green Cup of Knowledge that was made in Japan.

Here's how to tell the B. Shackman set apart from others:


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