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Antique Gold & White Porcelain Covered Dish by RKG Rudolf Kampf Grunlas circa 1912-1930 books about the english monarchy The glaze is very shiny Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells

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Antique Gold & White Porcelain Covered Dish by RKG Rudolf Kampf Grunlas circa 1912 1930 books about the english monarchy The glaze is very shiny Designs:Birds Set of Two Shells The glaze is very shiny both on the interior and exterior of each cup Ohio in 1903 This dish measures 11 The shape of this covered dish can also be found on other RKG pieces containing floral patterns in a variety of colors and styles

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