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Paragon by appointment ‘Summer Roses’ 2145 Fine china made in England
SKU: 8692-11358759
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- Paragon by appointment ‘Summer Roses’ 2145 Fine china made in England serving plate and sauces x6The distinctive purple Paragon stamp is visible, including the Royal Warrant "By Appointment to Her Majesty The Queen" granted in 1933. The mark also includes "Fine Bone China," "England," and the pattern name, "Summer Roses".The number "744170" is visible, which is a British registration number for designs. This number likely corresponds to the "Summer Roses" pattern and can help in dating the piece more accurately.
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Used: very good
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