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With that convenience
Although presently not in working order
All of these details give the box its own unique character and illustrate authentic wear and tear
The fruit and flower garland detaches from the basket for easy cleaning
- 1952 edition published by Doubleday
Antique George Jones & Sons Aberdeen Blue Dinner Plate circa 1887-1888 first edition With that convenience{HISTORY} With trailing blossoms on front and a beautiful maker's mark on back, this antique dinner plate is a beauty from all angles. Made in 1887 by George Jones & Sons in the bustling pottery hub of Stoke on Trent, England, this 9" inch dinner plate features swags of trailing flowers in a navy blue color palette against a bright white background. A natural fit for blue and white dishware collections as well as antique ironstone, George Jones & Sons
US$ 15900.00
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