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Awesome Bavarian china plate from the 1930's featuring Mickey Mouse on the piano. Has gold gilt around the edge of the plate. Five other scenes outline the plate as well. Plate measures approx. 6" in diameter.
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Hello Guy, would love to see the back of this one, and it's "hallmark". I have a couple similar cups and saucers, would like to compare them. Thanks Kerry
Thanks Kerry, I put the other pic of the reverse side up now.
Sorry slow with response, Yep, That's the marking on mine also. My set has Mickey with a form of square guitar. Thanks for adding the photo. Kerry