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MEISSEN 70-tlg. Speiseservice 'Zwiebelmuster', 1. Wahl, 20. Jh.

Lot 623
22.10.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 2 200
AuctioneerEPPLI Auktionshaus
Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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Lot 623 | MEISSEN 70-tlg. Speiseservice 'Zwiebelmuster', 1. Wahl, 20. Jh.
MEISSEN 70-tlg. Speiseservice 'Zwiebelmuster', 1. Wahl, 20. Jh.
MEISSEN 70-piece dinner service 'Onion Pattern', 1st choice, 20th century. 12 dinner plates, 12 soup plates, 12 soup cups with saucers, 12 bread plates, 1 saucière with fixed saucer, 1 bowl with lid (d. ca. 18.5 cm), 2 different sized square bowls (ca. 19x19 and ca. 22.5x22.5), 2 oval plates (l. ca. 30.5, 1x 2nd choice), 1 rectangular tray (l. ca. 22.5), 2 different bowls (d. approx. 19-22) and 1 salière, enclosed 6 fruit knives with porcelain handles (unmarked), 8 stamps GDR with motifs of Meissen onion pattern service pieces, 1 book 'Wahre Geschichten um das Meissener Porzellan' by Dieter Nadolski (Leipzig 1990) as well as 3 white tablecloths 'Straßburger design' (approx. 225x120, approx.170 x125 and ca. 100x100), 12 napkins (ca. 40x40), 3 placemats (ca. 50x40) and 1 blue tablecloth( 225x125). Well preserved, fabrics partly stained.
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