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<p>[QUOTE="ValerieK, post: 8307387, member: 7360"]To my eyes - in the cartouche is G D & cie [and company], and below is CLOPPA, or CIOPPA, which is a known surname, or maybe a place. There was a G Demartine & cie in Limoges making pretty porcelain tableware circa 1900, but nothing like this, so that may be a red herring! Impressed marks can be so tantalizing in their illegibility![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ValerieK, post: 8307387, member: 7360"]To my eyes - in the cartouche is G D & cie [and company], and below is CLOPPA, or CIOPPA, which is a known surname, or maybe a place. There was a G Demartine & cie in Limoges making pretty porcelain tableware circa 1900, but nothing like this, so that may be a red herring! Impressed marks can be so tantalizing in their illegibility![/QUOTE]
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