Sale 2136
New York
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9 - 10 February 2009
PROPERTY FROM THE ESTATE OF SIR JOHN R. H. AND LADY THOURON, REMOVED FROM HISTORIC DOE RUN (LOTS 521-534)
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USD 250
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This lot is offered without a reserve
AN ENGLISH BASALT CROCUS POT IN THE FORM OF A HEDGEHOG AND UNDERPLATE, IMPRESSED UPPERCASE MARK FOR WEDGWOOD AND DATE LETTER 'A', 1898 The underplate 10½in. (26.6cm.) long (2)
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