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Royal Worcester Hadley Bon Bon Dish

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An attractive and good quality Royal Worcester ivory ground dish with a relaxing young boy in period costume and decorated with gilded highlights and painted face. Impressed "Hadley" to back of figure with Royal Worcester, registration nos. and impressed model numbers to the underside. Very good condition with no signs of wear. Size:- Height...8.5''/ 21.5cm. Width...6''/ 15.5cm. Depth...7''/ 18cm. Free U.K. delivery on this item. ALL TRADE ENQUIRIES WELCOME.
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Category Antique Ceramics Date c.1920  1920s Antiques Material Porcelain Origin English Maker Royal Worcester Item code as243a1535 / 21583 Status Sold

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The Grange, Hempnall Green
Norfolk
NR15 2NR

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