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A pair of unusual Spode shell dishes in porcelain, both marked spode in red, pattern 2705.
Circa 1815.
Having fanciful and delightful floral paintings within panels. Cornflower, anemone and peony are depicted on an apple green background with raised white floral motifs and gilt decoration.
Dimensions:
9 inches x 7.75 inches, 22.50 cm 19.50 cm.
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- Members are elected for their knowledge, integrity and quality of stock
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