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    Fasque The Scottish Seat of the Gladstones

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    7 May 2008

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    • A DAVENPORT SUPPER SET
    Lot 54

    A DAVENPORT SUPPER SET

    CIRCA 1820, IMPRESSED MARK

    Price realised

    GBP 1,750

    Estimate

    GBP 1,200 - GBP 1,800

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    A DAVENPORT SUPPER SET
    CIRCA 1820, IMPRESSED MARK
    The 'chalcedony' body painted en grisaille with rural landscape vignettes within black line border, comprising:
    A two-handled bowl and cover
    Four crescent-shaped dishes
    Twenty plates
    A bowl
    A small dish (28)

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