Early 19th century crested dinner service

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An early 19th century porcelain dinner service, probably Worcester, hand painted with the family crest and motto for Sir William Scott, Baron Stowel, circa 1830.
Tace aut face; - 'Be silent or do'.

10 x dinner plates
12 x bowls
16 x side plates

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