Mixed lot - onion pattern - without mark and various marks (Blue Danube; Stadtmeissen etc.), approx. 23 pieces with "Blue Onion Pattern" decor; consisting of: Meissen, pommel swords, 2x dinner plates (dca. 24.5cm); plus: 1x large lidded tureen (dca. 28.5cm); 1x oval platter (bash-damaged / dca. 30.5cm); 1x bowl (with glaze defect / dca. 23.5cm); 1x handled bowl (with burn marks / dca. 24.5cm); 1x plate sauce boat (chipped / dca. 21cm); 5x flat plate (partly chipped / Dca. 22.5cm); 4x deep plate (Dca. 24.5cm); 1x oval bowl (Dca. 25.5cm); 1x double spice bowl; 1x mustard jug; 1x milk jug; 1x vase; 2x meat fork and 1x soup ladle; some with signs of age and minimal manufacturing defects.

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