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    <value>White earthenware figure, press moulded and pearlware glazed. Painted underglaze in cobalt-blue, and with black, brown, green, orange, deep pink and flesh-pink enamels.</value>
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    <value>The child Princess is perched on a high backed arm-chair, her right arm resting on the chair arm and her left at her waist. The sides of the chair form the base. The figure is well coloured. The Princess wears: a blue scoop necked shirt; a kilt of brown, black and white tartan; brown and white ankle-length pantalettes; white socks; and black shoes. Her hair is mid brown, and her eyes, brows and lips finely painted. The chair has a deep-pink back-cushion. A chocolate brown line runs up the front sides and around the back of the chair, on top of which is a small moulded crown. The underside is arched and glazed, with a small vent hole. The back and sides are flat and undecorated.</value>
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        <value>This figure is a pair with a seated figure of Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, the Princess&#x2019;s brother, which is also in the Fitzwilliam collection. Both the children are young. As the Princess Royal was born in 1840 and the Prince of Wales in 1841, the date of these figures is probably around 1845.</value>
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        <value>Victoria Adelaide Mary Louise, Princess Royal (1840-1901) was the eldest child of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. In 1858 she married Prince Frederick William of Prussia, and became Crown Princess of Prussia in 1861. In 1888 she was briefly Queen, but her husband died shortly after his accession, thereafter she was known as The Empress Frederick.</value>
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      <notes>Cf. Plate A44, Fig.128: the same figure, with the pair of Prince of Wales. Pugh notes that both are &#x2018;beautifully coloured&#x2019;.

frontispiece: an interesting figure of the two royal children sleeping beneath an angel with outstretched arms.</notes>
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