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Victorian Blue and White Platter "Lake"

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Victorian Blue and White Transfer Printed Large Plate "Lake"
Lovely vivid colours on a heavy white ceramic
Lake scene to the centre
Transfer printed border
No damage, little to no age related wear
Circa 1860s
Impressed marks S A and blue underglaze marks
Bluey white pottery
Diameter 11ins /28cms
Fabulous collectable on Display
Price
£45.00  UK
$60.62  USA
€52.07  EU
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Category Antique Ceramics Period Early Victorian Antiques Material Ceramic Origin English Condition Good Condition Item code as511a2496 / cdfnyu7 Status For Sale

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