Antique Porcelain Cake Plate with Blue Ribbons - Antoinette Mirabeau by Schlackenwerth Czechoslovakia a garden of handkerchiefs for example - which isn't

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This mix and match style adds visual interest to the table and subtly guides admirers to search out both similarities and differences between the patterns

mostly caused either during the firing stage where they rested on stands in the kiln or caused by plate hangers once they were displayed at home

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Antique Porcelain Cake Plate with Blue Ribbons - Antoinette Mirabeau by Schlackenwerth Czechoslovakia a garden of handkerchiefs for example - which isn't{HISTORY} Antoinette + Mirabeau, it sounds like the name of a lovely French bakery you might have found on the streets of Paris, doesn't it? In this instance, though those two names stand for shape and pattern. Ready for a zillion different kinds of award winning blue ribbon desserts, this antique porcelain cake plate was made in Czechoslovakia by Schlackenwerth around the turn of the 20th century. Made in the Antoinette shape and featuring the