Coffee and dinner service with blue rim 103 pcs.; coffee and tea pot, sugar bowl, 2 cream jugs, 8 coffee cups, 4 tea cups and 6 mocha cups with saucers, 11 cake plates, 12 bread plates, 12 starter plates, 11 dinner plates, 12 soup plates and 2 serving plates, 3 soup and 2 vegetable tureens, 3 side dishes, 2 salad bowls and 2 serving bowls, fish and 3 roast plates, 2 sauce boats, 2 spoons. All around blue and gold rim. Lid of one sauce boat missing. Rim partly rubbed /best / hairline cracks. Sword mark. Accompanied by 2 coffee and 6 mocha saucers, offering plate with floral decoration. Plate d. 16 - 24 cm; largest plate 54 cm x 26 cm. A 103-piece porcelain part set with blue and gold decor. Partly chipped/ rubbed/ hairline cracks. Crossed swords mark. Meissen. 20th - 21st century.

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