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A STAFFORDSHIRE SPILL VASE
representing William Clarke or Frederick Lillywhite, standing half right with a cricket ball in his right hand, wearing a beaver hat and braces, his jacket hung over the branch of a tree (spill-holder), 6½in. (16.5cm.) high, c. 1843.
Pugh F454-455 (plate 1, fig. 1) illustrates the present vase "in the collection of Mr. I.N.R. Shield", categorising it as "very rare" and "desirable".
representing William Clarke or Frederick Lillywhite, standing half right with a cricket ball in his right hand, wearing a beaver hat and braces, his jacket hung over the branch of a tree (spill-holder), 6½in. (16.5cm.) high, c. 1843.
Pugh F454-455 (plate 1, fig. 1) illustrates the present vase "in the collection of Mr. I.N.R. Shield", categorising it as "very rare" and "desirable".
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