Sale 2043
Estimate$800 – $1,200
Generally good and usable condition. Some of the items marked for Royal Copenhagen have incisions through the three-wave mark, indicating factory seconds, but they nonetheless present very attractively. One teacup has some chips to its rim. The non-Royal Copenhagen articles comprise Japanese, German and other makes of similar porcelain; some are unmarked. Some grime to the surfaces which could be easily cleaned away.
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