Moorcroft, 'Banksia' plate, circa. 1987, designed by Sally…
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Moorcroft, 'Banksia' plate, circa. 1987, designed by Sally Tuffin, impressed and inscribed, Moorcroft, England, Wm, 26 cm diameter

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