Null Set of 19 pieces of earthenware from the Royal Factory of Sargadelos. It co…

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Set of 19 pieces of earthenware from the Royal Factory of Sargadelos. It consists of five large bowls, four deep plates, a flat plate, two small saucers, a plate for sweets, two jugs, a coffee cup with its respective saucer and a chocolate cup with its respective saucer. Third period (1845-1862). Enamelled decoration of popular type painted flowers. Some pieces with incised seal on the base. Spain 19th century. *Light bites. 23.5 and 24 cm Ø for the larger plates.

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Set of 19 pieces of earthenware from the Royal Factory of Sargadelos. It consists of five large bowls, four deep plates, a flat plate, two small saucers, a plate for sweets, two jugs, a coffee cup with its respective saucer and a chocolate cup with its respective saucer. Third period (1845-1862). Enamelled decoration of popular type painted flowers. Some pieces with incised seal on the base. Spain 19th century. *Light bites. 23.5 and 24 cm Ø for the larger plates.

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