Dining set - various blue marks (Dubi Czechoslovakia; Stadt-Meissen, Hutschenreuther etc.), approx. 22 pieces with "Blue Onion Pattern" decoration consisting of: 1x lidded tureen (dca. 27cm), 1x serving plate (dca. 28cm), 1x square bowl (dca. 23cm), 5x cup, 1x pepper shaker, 1x plate sauce boat and 1x sauce spoon (damaged), 1x swan-shaped vessel (hca. 8cm), 1x vase (hca. 17cm), 1x rectangular plate (dca. 16.5cm) and 1x round plate (dca. 17.5cm), 7x liqueur cups (mostly in original carton). Overall minimally rubbed and with signs of age. Plus: Czechoslovakia, cutlery set of knives, forks, soup spoons and coffee spoons for 6 persons, with porcelain handle and blue onion pattern decoration, in original box.

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