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I have an antique pitcher and bowl set that my mom found in an antique shop in Oklahoma/Arkansas in the early 1970s. The maker's mark is unclear, possibly cursive "bei" or "loei" or a long line followed by three dots. The pitcher is tall and cylindrical, possibly metal, while the bowl is very wide and made of porcelain or pottery. It is hand-painted with a wedgewood-blue background glaze and white sections with pink rosettes surrounded by a black crisscross design. I'd like to know its origin, approximate age, and any other relevant information.

October 20th, 2023

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