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VINTAGE WEDGWOOD TRAY-ENGLAND | China and Dinnerware899 of 1770 |  |  |
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VINTAGE WEDGWOOD -ENGLAND , found this very cool wedgwood tray tonight at goodwill for a $1.99, was very happy to see this beautiful item and buy it, very lovely tray by wedgwood , but love the art work and the design that went into this piece. the tray is almost 7inches long and almost 4 inches in diameter.
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It's Beautiful!!!!! Great buy :)
THANKYOU VETRAIO50 BRATJDD AND ar8jASON FOR THE LOVES AND NICE COMMENTS:)
Awesome find!
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I am coming up to your goodwill Sean ! I will be there in 1 hr and get to all the good stuff before you lol
Love it and nice find ! Oh I found some nice old neckties I will post for you I know you like them . I will send them if you like them ok .
thankyou michelleamieux ,maninkin and Amphorapottery for the likes and loves and comments :) yes please manikin come up to appleton. and yes post those ties would love to look at them:)