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laurad
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I am so pleased to be able to show everyone my most recent collection. I am now into Royal Doulton Dinnerware. This is not an easy task to bare either. Oh sure, if I want to pay several dollars on ebay, yes I can easily find some, but I'd rather go for the hunt of it all, much more fun and challenging. Don't you think too? :) Every piece I have to date is from either a yard sale or a consignment shop or antique shop. But the great news is, maybe I paid a dollar or so for several plates at a time. Love it! If you would like more information on these two types of serving sets, just let me know, and I would be very happy to share this information with you. As long as there is interest in them. :)
Royal DoultonFounded in 1815 by John Doulton and John Watts, Doulton & Co. has long been…