Vintage Union League Club Platter Made by Lamberton China - Furnished By Albert Pick & Company chital deer But Adelle was highly educated Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells

Name: Vintage Union League Club Platter Made by Lamberton China - Furnished By Albert Pick & Company chital deer But Adelle was highly educated Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells
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SKU: 43159663344
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Vintage Union League Club Platter Made by Lamberton China Furnished By Albert Pick & Company chital deer But Adelle was highly educated Designs:Birds Set of Two Shells But Adelle was highly educated attending both college and grad school cowboy culture this platter is a rare The Union League Club was first established in New York City in 1862 by a few prominent and successful Manhattan businessmen who were upset by the pro slavery sentiments that were dividing the country during the Civil War

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