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VINTAGE ROYAL DOULTON SMALL TOBY PHILPOTS - ENGLAND | Kitchen1220 of 2375 |  |  |
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VINTAGE ROYAL DOULTON SMALL TOBY PHILPOTS ,well ok i stop by the antique store for like 10mins bought this very cool toby jug on the way to the gym. i just can't help myself. very beautiful toby jug by looks of there was a lot of work that went into this. love the colors.
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It's Toby Philpots
Mark is from 1932 onwards.
hes a little over 2 inches high and just almost 2 inches in diameter. its that old
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