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SpiritBear's loves693 of 5130Haviland Limoges China, partial setCarl Goldberg's Top Refinery in Bohemia, Glass Early 1900s
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    Posted 6 years ago

    Almostprud…
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    I believe that I have the entire serving set of these. I’m new to antiques and don’t quite know how to go about finding information on these. They’re a beautiful elegant set including glasses , pitcher sugar/cream dish And be covered dish I think is maybe for butter.

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    1. Newfld Newfld, 6 years ago
      Beautiful porcelain set with lovely rose pattern, I esp love the covered dish and pitcher
    2. scottvez scottvez, 6 years ago
      Are they heavy? Hold them to the light and see if you can see your hand through a plate or dish.

      These appear to be more modern knock offs rather than actual RS Prussia.

      I used to see these a lot in the 1980s- 90s when RSP was at its peak price.

      scott
    3. scottvez scottvez, 6 years ago
      I didn't notice the mark-- looking at it now, it doesn't look right either.

      I have a hard time calling fake/ repro items beautiful. These fooled a lot of new collectors in years past. When actually handled they can be quickly discerned by the heavy weight and poor quality decoration vs. the fine, translucent porcelain of the originals along with quality decoration.

      scott

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