Lot 4

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Friday 21st May 2021

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Two Early 18th Century Delft chargers, the first with an oriental scene with a figure seated on a wall near a river and islands, 35cm diameter, restorations, the second two large flowers and a fence, a foliate broad rim, rivet repaired and restored, 34.5cm diameter, (2)

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Lot 4

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