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STAFFORDSHIRE CREAMWARE PDF
If articles viewed do not display properly we recommend downloading the PDF file. A charming Staffordshire creamware figure of a flower seller, probably based on the similar Derby example of c1770. Some of our PDF files are large and may take a while to load.
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