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    <value>Maiolica jug, painted in blue, yellow, and orange with St Francis holding a rosary.</value>
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    <value>Pale buff earthenware, tin-glazed on the exterior; the interior of the neck lead-glazed honey-brown. Painted in dark blue, yellow, and orange.
Bulbous body, with a slender neck and slightly everted mouth; loop handle of D-section with a thumb print at the lower end.
On the front, within a pear-shaped panel with a `ladder' frame, St Francis holding a rosary kneels in prayer before a Cross. In the background to right there is a church. The rest of the body is decorated with horizontal and vertical lines, short strokes and dotted disks, and the handle with horizontal orange stripes.</value>
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      <value>rectangular with cut corners and blue printed border</value>
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      <value>M.21/Leverton Harris/bequest, 1926</value>
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