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1970s Hand Painted Porcelain 4 Piece Place Setting Daffodil Flowers Signed VGOOD
1970s Hand Painted Porcelain 4 Piece Place Setting Daffodil Flowers Signed VGOOD
1970s Hand Painted Porcelain 4 Piece Place Setting Daffodil Flowers Signed VGOOD
1970s Hand Painted Porcelain 4 Piece Place Setting Daffodil Flowers Signed VGOOD
1970s Hand Painted Porcelain 4 Piece Place Setting Daffodil Flowers Signed VGOOD
1970s Hand Painted Porcelain 4 Piece Place Setting Daffodil Flowers Signed VGOOD
1970s Hand Painted Porcelain 4 Piece Place Setting Daffodil Flowers Signed VGOOD
1970s Hand Painted Porcelain 4 Piece Place Setting Daffodil Flowers Signed VGOOD
1970s Hand Painted Porcelain 4 Piece Place Setting Daffodil Flowers Signed VGOOD
1970s Hand Painted Porcelain 4 Piece Place Setting Daffodil Flowers Signed VGOOD
1970s Hand Painted Porcelain 4 Piece Place Setting Daffodil Flowers Signed VGOOD
1970s Hand Painted Porcelain 4 Piece Place Setting Daffodil Flowers Signed VGOOD
1970s Hand Painted Porcelain 4 Piece Place Setting Daffodil Flowers Signed VGOOD

1970s Hand Painted Porcelain 4 Piece Place Setting Daffodil Flowers Signed VGOOD

$ 20.54

  • Antique: No
  • Backstamp: Painted
  • Brand: Unbranded
  • Color: Gold
  • Material: Porcelain
  • Number of Items in Set: Four-Piece
  • Pattern: Vintage
  • Type: Dinner Set
  • UPC: Does not apply
  • gtin13: Does not apply

Description

Dimensions: Dinner plate: 10 3/8" diameter Bread and butter plate: 6.25" diameter Cup: 2.25" height x 4" top rim diameter Saucer: 5.75" diameter These items painted by K.A. Rostroy feature a group of matching flower pieces. This particular four piece place setting (dinner, bread and butter plates with cup and saucer set) has daffodil flowers as its theme with a thick gold border. These items have been previously owned and are in very good condition with little or no signs of use or wear. Some light scuffs and wear noted, some imperfections in the hand painting and scratches. No chips. 1970s Hand Painted Porcelain 4 Piece Place Setting Daffodil Flowers Signed VGOOD 1970s Hand Painted Porcelain 4 Piece Place Setting Daffodil Flowers Signed VGOOD Click images to enlarge Description Offering: Four (4) pieces of a place setting (dinner plate, bread and butter plate, cup and saucer set) signed by artist K.A. Rostroy in very good vintage condition. These items painted by K.A. Rostroy feature a group of matching flower pieces. This particular four piece place setting (dinner, bread and butter plates with cup and saucer set) has daffodil flowers as its theme with a thick gold border. These items have been previously owned and are in very good condition with little or no signs of use or wear. Some light scuffs and wear noted, some imperfections in the hand painting and scratches. No chips. They have no other damage and will be an excellent addition to any hand painted porcelain collection. Shop with confidence. Satisfaction is guaranteed. Dimensions: Dinner plate: 10 3/8" diameter Bread and butter plate: 6.25" diameter Cup: 2.25" height x 4" top rim diameter Saucer: 5.75" diameter 4141T B Payment Buy with confidence as satisfaction is guaranteed. Payment by Paypal is preferred. Shipping Please use the shipping calculator for costs. Domestic orders are shipped via USPS Priority Mail, Fed-Ex Smart Post or UPS. International shipping of items 4 pounds or more must ship USPS Priority International. Please contact me with ANY questions. Terms of Sale INTERNATIONAL BUYERS: Please include your PHONE NUMBER with payment to expedite shipping documents. Payment is expected within 5 days of listing closing. About Us Dishfunctional has been in business since 1998. We are based in West Chester, PA and have found that this hobby has grown into a full time business and addiction. Sometimes my friends think I am dysfunctional regarding dishes. I am simply passionate. Contact Us Contact me through my ebay store with any questions or comments. Pictures sell! Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing. 300+ Listing Templates! Auctiva gets you noticed! The complete eBay Selling Solution. Track Page Views With Auctiva's Counter