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    NevB
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    This is a lovely, rare Sowerby No.1388 "Tea Caddy". Only 3" long, it is in the shape of a tea caddy in the Japanese Aesthetic style. Made in uranium Queen's Ware glass it carries the Sowerby peacock mark and the registration lozenge for 10th., W/March, Y/1879 and Parcel 9, Rd.No. 333170. Shown in the 1882 catalogue.

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    1. NevB, 1 year ago
      The catalogue.

      http://victorianpressedglass.com/pdf/sowerby/sowerby_1882.pdf

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