Breakfast collection - various blue marks (Dubi Czechoslovakia; Stadt-Meissen; Hutschenreuther and others), approx. 37 pieces with "Blue Onion Pattern" decor consisting of: 1x coffee pot (with mismatched lid; plastic rose finial chipped) with 2x sugar bowls (plastic rose finials chipped) and 2x milk jug (plastic rose finial chipped), 4x cup (partly minimally damaged) with 4x saucer (partly with hairline cracks and chipped), 8x egg cups (1x different shape), 1x salt shaker, 1x jam jar, 1x butter dish (plastic rose knob chipped), 1x four-pass Annbietschale (Dca. 35cm), 2x serving plates (Dca. 26,5cm), 1x cake plate (Lca. 32,5cm), 1x sweetener dispenser, 5x fruit knives in 1x holder "fruit basket", 1x vase (Hca. 14cm). Overall minimally rubbed and with signs of age.

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