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Wedgwood Flow Blue Dinnerware
$ 1,080
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Description
Antique Wedgwood flow blue dinnerware set. Named for the soft blue fade of the color, circa 1860. Minor losses and chips to some pieces.
The set includes: 10 dinner plates, 11 salad plates, 6 dessert plates, four oval serving dishes, two covered serving dishes, one soup tureen.
Measurement is for dinner plate. -
More Information
Origin: England Period: 19th Century Condition: Minor losses and chips to some pieces Creation Date: 1860s Styles / Movements: Traditional Dealer Reference #: MADE1000294 Incollect Reference #: 783076 -
Dimensions
W. 10 in; H. 0.5 in; D. 10 in; Diam. 10 in; W. 25.4 cm; H. 1.27 cm; D. 25.4 cm; Diam. 25.4 cm;
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