Null Flower seller and spice bowl Meissen 19th century.
Underglaze blue painted.…

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Flower seller and spice bowl Meissen 19th century. Underglaze blue painted. Sword mark. Marked. Min. dam. H 16.5 cm and 13 cm respectively.

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Flower seller and spice bowl Meissen 19th century. Underglaze blue painted. Sword mark. Marked. Min. dam. H 16.5 cm and 13 cm respectively.

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