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2nd Period -
Austrian and German Production
Before the First World
War, Austria and Germany produced large
numbers of commemorative and souvenir pieces for the Canadian market, some decorated with Cobalt blue
borders and gilding as well as many utility and tableware pieces, adorned with
the arms
of the Dominion
of Canada.
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| A porcelain factory, probably in Carlsbad, Bohemia, Austria, produced
this white and Cobalt blue utilitary tableware bearing the portrait
of Queen Victoria and the arms of six Canadian provinces, c.1900. |
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Gemma, Austria, miniature toy tea set in its original box. The
tea set includes the teapot, creamer, sugar and two cups with saucers with the Royal Arms and
a tea tray with the arms of the Dominion of Canada, c. 1905. |
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| German gilded and coloured whimseys with the arms of
the Dominion of
Canada, c.1905-1914. |
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Gemma, Austria, hair receiver with the arms of
the Dominion of
Canada , c. 1905-1907. |
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