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Phoenix Bird |
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Phoenix Bird, or Flying Phoenix, is the name given to a blue-and-white kitchenware popular between 1900 and World War II. Asian porcelains have been decorated with the Phoenix bird for over 100 years. A variant is known as Flying Turkey. Most of this dinnerware was made in Japan for sale in the dime stores in America. It is still being made.
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Phoenix Bird |
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| Pattern or Item |
Sugar & Creamer |
| Description |
Cover, Squatty, Blue M Wreath |
| Year Priced |
1995 |
| Price |
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