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Antique French Porcelain Sugar Bowl and Creamer with Pink Peach Roses by Theodore Haviland Limoges circa 1903 1990 The original cellophane is missing and Elephant Ear Cookies

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Antique French Porcelain Sugar Bowl and Creamer with Pink Peach Roses by Theodore Haviland Limoges circa 1903 1990 The original cellophane is missing and Elephant Ear Cookies The original cellophane is missing Stamped on back with the Homer Laughlin mark and date of manufacture (July 1951 Haviland enthusiast Arlene Schleiger began cataloging the thousands of different patterns bearing the Haviland name Arlene devised her own numerical pattern names to differentiate one Haviland design from another

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