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    <value>lead-glazed earthenware painted in polychrome enamels. A girl  wearing a long cloak and holding a spray of holly representing Winter</value>
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    <value>Cream earthenware, moulded, covered with slightly blue-tinted lead-glaze, and painted in turquoise, green, flesh pin, red, dark puce, pale brown, and a little black enamel. The closed underside has a circular ventilation hole in the centre The base is square with straight sides, and a moulded upper edge with a dark puce line running round it. The figure stands on a grassy mound with rococo-style scrolls round the front and sides. The girl has rosy cheeks and stands with her left leg forward and higher than her  right. She has an ermine-lined cloak over her head and wrapped around her at the front. She has her right hand tucked  inside her cloak and in her left holds a long spray of holly.</value>
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    <value>Mrs W.Dickson, Southill, Bournemouth, by whom given on 5 December, 1915  to Dr J.W.L. Glaisher, FRS, Trinity College, Cambridge</value>
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        <value>This Winter is not from the same set, as in his MS Catalogue entry Glaisher writes that Mrs Dickson's Winter was marked NEALE &amp; Co.</value>
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