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AMBASSADOR WARE - ENGLAND PART 1 /DATES 1933 | China and Dinnerware507 of 1772 |  |  |
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AMBASSADOR WARE - ENGLAND PART 1
found these fun coasters yesterday , very cool and very colouful as these are signed by the artist in the front by DUFF , I ve have gotten two more to post. the very first one is my favorite:)
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China and DinnerwareThe art of making decorated porcelain ware originated in China more than 1,…
Cheers to you too Sean!
thankyou very much Amberrose and mustangtony for the loves and kind words :)
"Cheers" is a good pun for theses. Thanks for sharing Sean and Amber for the chuckle!! :-)
thankyou kerry10456 for the loves and yes leave it to Amberrose for a few chuckles:) lol:)
thankyou vetraio50 for the loves:) i have to say the very first one to the far left is my most favorite , love the artdeco bar and the furniture:)
It's liquid linguaphone! Was there a "slainte!"?
hello vetraio50 yes it is a LIQUID LINGUAPHONE:) LOL:) and i think there is a slainte:)
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