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An English brown stoneware treacle-glazed flask
moulded with quarter-length portraits of Queen Victoria and the Duchess of Kent below ribbed arches, circa 1837 -- 22.5cm. high; a Staffordshire cylindrical pottery mug, printed in black with quarter-length portraits of Victoria and Albert, the reverse with the inscription LONG LIVE QUEEN VICTORIA AND PRINCE ALBERT OF SAXE COBURG, above a coat of arms, circa 1840 (minor damages and staining) -- 9cm. high; and a Tilling & Blackburn pottery cylindrical mug printed in blue with the inscription Queen Victoria/Jubilee Festival/Carnaryon/1887 within an oval cartouche, below a blue-line rim (tiny chips and glaze flakes) -- 7.5cm. high
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moulded with quarter-length portraits of Queen Victoria and the Duchess of Kent below ribbed arches, circa 1837 -- 22.5cm. high; a Staffordshire cylindrical pottery mug, printed in black with quarter-length portraits of Victoria and Albert, the reverse with the inscription LONG LIVE QUEEN VICTORIA AND PRINCE ALBERT OF SAXE COBURG, above a coat of arms, circa 1840 (minor damages and staining) -- 9cm. high; and a Tilling & Blackburn pottery cylindrical mug printed in blue with the inscription Queen Victoria/Jubilee Festival/Carnaryon/1887 within an oval cartouche, below a blue-line rim (tiny chips and glaze flakes) -- 7.5cm. high
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