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Posted 9 months ago
freebird0700
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This was one Aunt that was handed down to my cousin. It is a plate in a tray. I know that it has been in our family for over 50+ years. Dose anyone know a year?
The plate is marked
TRIUMPH
Made in USA
Limoges
White Gold
Warranted 22k 6
Imperial Victorian T or 1
Made for Faberware
Tray marked
Wrought
Faberware
BKLYNNY
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Limoges ChinaEven though the word Limoges is synonymous with fine bone china, it was not…
Google Farberware Triumph pattern - Those are all over the place, some say they are circa 40's, others say circa 50's.
I belive this is few yera\s old but may help....:-)
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