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Basket bowl and dish, Potschappel Dresden, 2nd half 20th century, colorful and gold painted, each open-worked, with rich flower painting, dish with applied flowers and foliage, h: 13,5 cm, d: 15 cm, basket bowl, h: 6,2 cm, l: 25 cm, on bottom each manufactory mark in blue and shape numbers, 4226 - 0044

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Basket bowl and dish, Potschappel Dresden, 2nd half 20th century, colorful and gold painted, each open-worked, with rich flower painting, dish with applied flowers and foliage, h: 13,5 cm, d: 15 cm, basket bowl, h: 6,2 cm, l: 25 cm, on bottom each manufactory mark in blue and shape numbers, 4226 - 0044

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