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    <value>Earthenware, moulded and covered with brown lead-glaze, appearing darker where it lies thickly. The hexagonal base has mouldings round the edge. The Virgin, crowned, and wearing a long gown, and a cloak, stands holding a sceptre in her right hand, and in her left arm, the Christ Child who has an orb in his left hand</value>
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          <value>dated 19th century by Rackham possibly 18th century, see Documentation</value>
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