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Antique English Imari Ironstone Plate Hand Painted c. 1820–1830 dress made in France meant to be loose wide meant to be loose wide Overall length: 23" It is much less noticeable from the front because it is largely obscured by the dense decoration There is age related wear to the edge of the rim
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Antique English Imari Ironstone Plate Hand Painted c. 1820–1830 dress made in France meant to be loose/wide

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