A Dr Wall Worcester shell moulded jug, circa 1770, in white…
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A Dr Wall Worcester shell moulded jug, circa 1770, in white with gold trims to the rims, decorated with scallops, addorsed dolphins to the pouring lip, and having a sea serpent handle, unmarked, height 12.5 cm, width 14 cm

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