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Posted 1 year ago
akdbm1
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This Cracker Bowl was one of my favorite pieces belonging to my mother. At least that is what she thought it was. I loved this piece as a little girl, and I am 66 now. Before my mom died in 1998, I asked her for it. It is so beautiful that I want to share a picture of it with collectors. It says R S Prusia on the bottom in really tiny letters. There were two small similar pieces that kind of matched it (sugar bowl and a pitcher), but they are both chipped a little bit and do not have any insignias on the bottom of them. I have always been curious as to how much this dish would be worth. I think my parents got this at a local farm sale back in the early 1940's.
R.S. Prussia ChinaFounded by Reinhold Schlegelmilch in what is now Suhl, Germany, R.S. Prussi…