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    <value>White earthenware, press-moulded, with blue-tinted lead-glaze, painted in blue, turquoise, two shades of green, yellow, flesh-pink, puce, red, reddish-brown, and brown enamels. The figure is supported on a mound on a square straight-sided base, which is open and glazed inside, and has a reddish-brown line running round the outside. The goddess Hygieia stands on the mound beside a rectangular altar with flames rising from its top. She is turning slightly to her left, and holds a ewer in her right hand and on her left arm has a green coiled snake which she holds over the altar. She has pink cheeks, and brown hair which is swept back into a bun at the back with three tresses falling down over her shoulders. She wears a low-necked yellow dress with turquoise edgings which is long at the back, and drawn sideways at the front to show a long white skirt decorated with puce floral sprays and blue dots. Her feet are clad in sandals with reddish-brown straps. The mound is coloured green and brown with four turquoise leaves at the front, and the altar has horizontal blue bands below the top moulding and above the bottom moulding.</value>
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