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Antique Green & White Floral Gravy Boat by John Maddock & Sons circa 1896-1906 hunting Still desirable for such a Designs:Birds - Set of Two Shells

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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

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Antique Green & White Floral Gravy Boat by John Maddock & Sons circa 1896 1906 hunting Still desirable for such a Designs:Birds Set of Two Shells Still desirable for such a function but there is something very lovely about its current state that will appeal to purists The fact that this one matches those other patterns so well just goes to show how popular a green and white color palette was in those last few years of the 19th century crazing or staining

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