Null Lot of six earthenware plates from the Royal Factory of Sargadelos. 19th ce…

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Lot of six earthenware plates from the Royal Factory of Sargadelos. 19th century. Third period (1845-1862). It consists of two deep plates, two flat plates and two small plates. Gondola series. Black printed decoration. Stamp incised on the base. Spain 19th century. *Single picket. 23.5 cm Ø the largest

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Lot of six earthenware plates from the Royal Factory of Sargadelos. 19th century. Third period (1845-1862). It consists of two deep plates, two flat plates and two small plates. Gondola series. Black printed decoration. Stamp incised on the base. Spain 19th century. *Single picket. 23.5 cm Ø the largest

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