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<p>[QUOTE="dgbjwc, post: 261137, member: 308"]Reminds me a bit of Royal Bayreuth but the quality isn't quite there. It could be transfer with hand painted background or accents. As fully hand painted items became more expensive a cheaper combo system was developed. You can find ithe combo method used almost since the invention of transferware in the mid 18th century. I'd put your vase circa 1900. Like cluttered said - We really need a bottom shot. </p><p>Don[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dgbjwc, post: 261137, member: 308"]Reminds me a bit of Royal Bayreuth but the quality isn't quite there. It could be transfer with hand painted background or accents. As fully hand painted items became more expensive a cheaper combo system was developed. You can find ithe combo method used almost since the invention of transferware in the mid 18th century. I'd put your vase circa 1900. Like cluttered said - We really need a bottom shot. Don[/QUOTE]
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