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Porcelaines de la Manufacture Royale de Saxe, B Berty (1913). Via artnap.com
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A hand-colored plate from 1913 by B Berty, titled Porcelaines de la Manufacture Royale de Saxe, shows a grid of ceramic objects including floral-decorated plates, a ewer, cups, a covered tureen, a teapot, and a shallow bowl. The captions identify the groups as Saxon royal porcelain, soft-paste Mennecy pieces, Nymphenburg wares, and Wedgwood faience.
