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ANGLETERRE - CAUGHLEY Sucrier ovale couvert en porcelaine à décor en camaïeu bleu de petits bouquets de fleurs et filets or. Marque S en bleu (pour Salopian ?) Fin du XVIIIe siècle L. 14cm Légère usure d'or.

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ANGLETERRE - CAUGHLEY Sucrier ovale couvert en porcelaine à décor en camaïeu bleu de petits bouquets de fleurs et filets or. Marque S en bleu (pour Salopian ?) Fin du XVIIIe siècle L. 14cm Légère usure d'or.

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ONE OVAL COVERED SUGAR BOWL ON TRAY, TWO SAUCE BOATS AND THEIR OVAL TRAY, FOUR PLATES, ONE LARGE ROUND DISH, ONE ROUND COMPOTIER, TWO OVAL DISHES Blue monochrome decoration of flowering twigs The Paris porcelains are marked: flambeaux croisés in blue, the Arras plate is marked: AR in blue; the round dish has been restored. L. (sugar bowl): 23 cm (9 in.) D. (plates): 23.5 cm (9 ¼ in.) (13) A Paris and Arras porcelain composite set, 18th century

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