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Pair of Staffordshire Figures of Doves in the Form of Tureens Pearlware

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Copeland Neo-classical Greek Pattern Blue Sauce Tureen & Cover
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Hicks Meigh Ironstone Armorial Sauce Tureens, Covers and Stands, 41st Regiment
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