Null Two soup bowls with lids and saucers, KPM Berlin, marks mostly 1980-82, 1st…

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Two soup bowls with lids and saucers, KPM Berlin, marks mostly 1980-82, 1st choice, shape Kurland, designed for the last Duke of Kurland around 1790 by Friedrich Elias Meyer, white, h. 12 cm

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Two soup bowls with lids and saucers, KPM Berlin, marks mostly 1980-82, 1st choice, shape Kurland, designed for the last Duke of Kurland around 1790 by Friedrich Elias Meyer, white, h. 12 cm

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