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Set of two porcelain dishes from Sévres Chateau des Tuileries. Sévres stamp. S. 37.Decorated with scenes of courtship. One of the dishes has a slight lack on the base. Mark on the base.Diameter: 24 cms.

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Set of two porcelain dishes from Sévres Chateau des Tuileries. Sévres stamp. S. 37.Decorated with scenes of courtship. One of the dishes has a slight lack on the base. Mark on the base.Diameter: 24 cms.

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