Null Deep plate, Meissen, around 1745, from Saxon court service, white porcelain…

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Deep plate, Meissen, around 1745, from Saxon court service, white porcelain, relief decoration of flowers, underglaze blue mark, restored, diameter 23.5 cm

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Deep plate, Meissen, around 1745, from Saxon court service, white porcelain, relief decoration of flowers, underglaze blue mark, restored, diameter 23.5 cm

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