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I PICKED THIS UP AT AN ESTATE SALE AND CANNOT SEEM TO FIND ANY INFO ON THIS BEAUTIFUL SERVING PLATTER (I THINK). IT IS KIND OF A CREAM/OFF WHITE BASE COLOR WITH A RICH COLBALT BLUE BLEEDING INTO YHE CREAM. AS YOU CAN SEE IT HAS A SHIP OUT BESIDE A HOUSE WITH A WINDMILL FOR THE SCENE. ON THE BACK IT HAS A FLUER DE LEIS WITH: LA RAN---/LA KAN--- I DONT KNOW CANT MAKE IT OUT. THEN, UNDER THAT IT HAS THE WORD "BENI". CAN ANYONE HELP ME WITH THIS?
THANK YOU,
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