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Jules VIEILLARD in Bordeaux, PART OF SERVICE in fine earthenware with decoration in blue monochrome, model "Moustiers" including a tureen, 4 oval dishes, 2 cups and 20 plates. (period restorations, numerous chips) 2

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Jules VIEILLARD in Bordeaux, PART OF SERVICE in fine earthenware with decoration in blue monochrome, model "Moustiers" including a tureen, 4 oval dishes, 2 cups and 20 plates. (period restorations, numerous chips) 2

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