Royal Doulton Pattern Identification

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    adamson342, Jun 27, 2015
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    Welcome, Sam!

    Dutch scenes were popular in the 1920's on other tableware (like all the silverplate items put out by E.G. Webster in the US that featured Dutch tavern scenes) but that's the closest I can guess. I think it's lovely!
     
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    Very cool to see that, Josh!
     
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    Pat P Well-Known Member

    Welcome to Antiquers, Sam! :)
     
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