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Creator: Saint Amand et Hamage
Majolica Asparagus Plate with Leaf Saint Amand, circa 1930
By Saint Amand Et Hamage
Located in Austin, TX
Majolica asparagus plate with leaf Saint Amand, circa 1930.  
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1930s French French Provincial Vintage Saint Amand et Hamage Ceramics

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Ceramic

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