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Property of a Distinguished Lady, Upper East Side, Manhattan Late 20th century Comprising: Sixteen dinner plates, diameter 10 3/4 inches Ten breakfast or luncheon plates, diameter 8 3/4 inches Ten dessert plates, diameter 6 3/4 inches Seven coffee cups Ten saucers Two tureens and covers, length 14 inches Two-tier figural tazza, height 17 1/2 inches Four shell-form side dishes, width 8 1/4 inches Two large platters, length 17 inches Teapot Coffee pot Sugar (lacking cover) Cream jug Two small tureens (not Mottahedeh) Two coffee mugs Two cachepots, diameter 4 3/4 inches Large two-handled oval tureen, with cover and stand, length of tureen 15 inches Two associated small oval side dishes (not Mottahedeh), width 9 inches (76) PLEASE NOTE: The two small tureens (with pink handles and covers) and the pair of associated side dishes (the two stands for the small tureens) are not Mottahedeh 'Tobacco Leaf' pattern but rather they are Chinese and in a pattern very closely resembling the 'Tobacco Leaf' pattern Sold for $8,960 Estimated at $2,000 - $3,000 Includes Buyer's Premium Property of a Distinguished Lady, Upper East Side, Manhattan Late 20th century Comprising: Sixteen dinner plates, diameter 10 3/4 inches Ten breakfast or luncheon plates, diameter 8 3/4 inches Ten dessert plates, diameter 6 3/4 inches Seven coffee cups Ten saucers Two tureens and covers, length 14 inches Two-tier figural tazza, height 17 1/2 inches Four shell-form side dishes, width 8 1/4 inches Two large platters, length 17 inches Teapot Coffee pot Sugar (lacking cover) Cream jug Two small tureens (not Mottahedeh) Two coffee mugs Two cachepots, diameter 4 3/4 inches Large two-handled oval tureen, with cover and stand, length of tureen 15 inches Two associated small oval side dishes (not Mottahedeh), width 9 inches (76) PLEASE NOTE: The two small tureens (with pink handles and covers) and the pair of associated side dishes (the two stands for the small tureens) are not Mottahedeh 'Tobacco Leaf' pattern but rather they are Chinese and in a pattern very closely resembling the 'Tobacco Leaf' pattern Condition Report: each piece is in very good, undamaged condition with the following noteworthy exceptions: the sugar bowl is lacking its cover

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