The Antiques Trade Gazette has run the story of 1079edmund's enamel-faking activities (see my March 23 & 25 postings below): http://www.antiquestradegazette.com/news/7498.aspx.
Thanks also to Peter Searle for preserving the original eBay listing on his Sunderland Site. Though I doubt they'll respond, it would be interesting to hear eBay's reaction to the story.
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