Hand-painted Wildflower Porcelain Dinner Service
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May Clarke: Porcelain dinner service, painted for the Hardey family of Western Australia, each piece hand painted with local wild flowers including banksia, gum blossoms, Geraldton wax flower, etc. Titled and signed verso. Comprising tureens (3), serving dishes (3), gravy boat, sauce jug, dinner plates (12), entree plates (12), side plates (10), soup bowls (10), saucers (9). circa 1920's. Provenance: Hardey Collection by direct family descent
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