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<p>[QUOTE="sassafras, post: 3045460, member: 6320"]Think you've been given good advice by OBB on this one, Gian. It's Dresden, by Carl Thieme, late 19th to early 20th (I'm leaning more 20th). The one in the first response by JB Miller actually is the same as yours. It's the painted version, while yours has a clear glaze. At any rate, Potschappel was established in 1872, so it can't be any earlier than that.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="sassafras, post: 3045460, member: 6320"]Think you've been given good advice by OBB on this one, Gian. It's Dresden, by Carl Thieme, late 19th to early 20th (I'm leaning more 20th). The one in the first response by JB Miller actually is the same as yours. It's the painted version, while yours has a clear glaze. At any rate, Potschappel was established in 1872, so it can't be any earlier than that.[/QUOTE]
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