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Gentle readers,
Several people wanted to know about the china pattern used in the Longbourn diningroom scenes of P&P 95. J.A.W. visitor Marcia Larson found the Cornelia Green pattern by Mottahedeh (See comment in this post). Examining the photos of the china in the dining scene with the pattern that Marcia found – look at the butterfly – I believe she is correct.
The Bennets dining at Longbourn.
Cornelia-green, Mottahedeh
Cornelia-green china plate
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