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11-Jun 12

Pickle dish in the brown transferware pattern “Cairo” by Copeland c. 1880’s.  In the Japanese like cartouche there is an image of an Egyptian obelisk which overlaps a motif representative of a Japanese mon.  The design is completed with a flowering branch.
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Pickle dish in the brown transferware pattern “Cairo” by Copeland c. 1880’s.  In the Japanese like cartouche there is an image of an Egyptian obelisk which overlaps a motif representative of a Japanese mon.  The design is completed with a flowering branch.

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tagged: antiques, collecting, 19th Century, transferware, pottery,


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