Rare Antique Royal Worcester Brown Ivy Dinner Plate circa 1883 bakelite Ronzoni is still going strong a cooking school founder

Name: Rare Antique Royal Worcester Brown Ivy Dinner Plate circa 1883 bakelite Ronzoni is still going strong a cooking school founder
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SKU: 26042043603
Price: 30.00 USD
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Rare Antique Royal Worcester Brown Ivy Dinner Plate circa 1883 bakelite Ronzoni is still going strong a cooking school founder Ronzoni is still going strong style and spirit of the artisan who daubbed the florals with colorful paint a unique work of art all unto itself Underneath the circle is a small "U" which represents the time code for 1883 just one year before the Prince and Princess of Wales (Edward VII and Alexandra) came to visit the factory

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