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Antique French Porcelain Sugar Bowl and Creamer with Pink Peach Roses by Theodore Haviland Limoges circa 1903 1990 in that golden sliver of far back in history

Name: Antique French Porcelain Sugar Bowl and Creamer with Pink Peach Roses by Theodore Haviland Limoges circa 1903 1990 in that golden sliver of far back in history
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SKU: 91520639602
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Antique French Porcelain Sugar Bowl and Creamer with Pink Peach Roses by Theodore Haviland Limoges circa 1903 1990 in that golden sliver of far back in history in that golden sliver of time that exuded gaiety and frivolity between the WWI and the Great Depression years Colors include rust Featuring swags of pink and peach roses this pattern is also referred to as Schleiger's 145 pattern

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