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1755 vessel

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This is a vessel that was given to my mother by her mother. It was passed on from my great-grandmother who came from Saintonge or Larochelle, Aunis, France to settle in Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, Canada. The vessel then was brought to Saskatchewan, probably in the latter part of the1800's and has seen a lot of cold prairie winters and hot summers since that indefinite date. We are unsure of any of these dates involved except for what is stamped on the bottom, 1755. It's not for sale, however my mother is interested in any value for curiousity's sake. Knowing nothing about this particular type of antique, we are not even sure of what it's made of and would be curious also to know this.

Category Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium porcelain or ceramic or earthenware or bone china
Distinguishing marks stamp on bottom that says Royal Ennn 1755
Condition Fair
Size and dimensions of this item 10" diameter at widest point X 5" high
Date Period stamped 1755
Weight app 2-3 pounds
History Probably came from Europe; France or England?
Price Paid (If known) family piece - unknown
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