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18 years ago

hi this is my first time here,i have a saucer on back it says tuscan fine english bone china,made in england then in red it says 7301H.i have chekced replacements .com with no success,and couldn't find it on google.can anyone help me to identify it and when it was made?thanks in advance

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lindac
18 years ago
It is Tuscan China....made in England as you say and as some of their patterns were numbered rather than named, that 7301 H is the pattern number.
Below are some patterns, unfortunatly not yours.
Linda C

Here is a link that might be useful: Tuscan China
dthomson_cogeco_ca
12 years ago
I have tuscan china cup and saucer with pink flowers and a blue bird on it. What is the pattern and is it still available. Thanks
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