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a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

a large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

Rörstrand

(Sweden, Founded in 1726)

A large creamware bowl, 'Tullgarn', Rörstrand, mid-19th century.

Decorated in black transfer print with motifs from the Royal castle Tullgarn. Diameter 37 cm.

Minor wear. Cracks to bottom.

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