Paul Muller Minto Rim 14" Oval Platter Bavaria Germany

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Paul Muller Minto Rim 14" Oval Platter Bavaria Germany

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Sold Date:05/20/2008
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ceramics

Paul Muller Minto 14" oval Platter

We are offering an 14" oval platter in the Minto Pattern made by Paul Muller. The platter was made in Selb Bavaria Germany and has a pattern number of 1328. The platter measures 14" in long by 9" wide. The platter is scalloped with a cream color band around a white center and a blue and gold geometric design around the rim. Floral bouquets are on the rim.

The platter is in excellent condition. The platter has no chips, cracks, utensil marks or crazing. The gold trim has almost no fading.

Great piece for your collection!

We will combine multiple items purchased into one box for shipping to save postal expense.

Shipment to either Italy or Mexico requires transport via Insured USPS Express Service.

Shipping weight 5 lbs

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