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Found buried off the Dolly Madison trail in Great Falls VA

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Teacups and Saucers34 of 351Porcelain hand painted yunomiCrown Devon Fieldings Teacup and Saucer Painted and Signed by R. Hinton
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    Posted 3 years ago

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    Theheadricks
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    Small pink teacup or cup base missing scene w trees and log cabins; found buried off the trail a bit by Great Falls

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    1. rancherswife rancherswife, 3 years ago
      Wonderful find! I always wonder, on these super old pieces, like, who used it, what were they like, what did they do for a living, where did they live, etc. I can almost feel them sometimes, take myself back a hundred years or more. Very very awesome, Theheadricks! Thanks for sharing!
    2. rancherswife rancherswife, 3 years ago
      Is there any way you could take a picture of the bottom? It might help identify some details of the piece. Thanks!
    3. carmenisacat carmenisacat, 3 years ago
      Wow, just wow...how lucky you are! Me too. I imagine who used these old things.

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