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    Posted 11 years ago

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    Believe it to be Limoges porcelain Napoleon Bee pattern. There are no chips, cracks or repairs. It is about the size of a can of tuna. The three little holes do not go all the way to the bottom but the center pot does. If anyone has a clue as to WHAT it may be, even when it was made that would be great.

    Thank you in advance

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    1. splishsplash splishsplash, 10 years ago
      Inkwell and pen holders.
    2. kivatinitz kivatinitz, 2 years ago
      I do think is a caviar tray, ice and three small spoons in the holes
      https://www.ebay.com/itm/275735503686
    3. mp.kunst mp.kunst, 2 years ago
      it's a bee for decoration that's why i think it's an honey pot. Am I wrong?
    4. kivatinitz kivatinitz, 2 years ago
      Articles from the Napoleon III era carried bees, as they were part of the symbols of the French monarchy of the time .... and this is not an inkwell.
    5. mp.kunst mp.kunst, 2 years ago
      Kivatiniz. Thank you for this info about the bee symbol. Make sense.
    6. kivatinitz kivatinitz, 2 years ago
      you are welcome

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