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        <value>blue, yellow, and orange</value>
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        <summary_title>high-temperature colours</summary_title>
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    <value>Fragment of a jug. Pale yellowish-buff earthenware, lead-glazed yellowish-brown on the inside, and tin-glazed on the exterior. Painted in blue, yellow, and orange. Irregular-shaped fragment. A part of the same jug as the two fragments labelled C.99-1904. (Description for C.81-1904 and C.99-1904). On the side are two sets of three vertical lines flanking oblique blue strokes. Above is a horizontal yellow line between two blue, and a blue zig-zag with orange trefoils in the spaces, and two more blue horizontal lines. The glaze has crazed.</value>
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    <description>
      <value>rectangular white paper stick-on label with blue printed border</value>
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    <location>on outside</location>
    <method>hand-written in red ink</method>
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      <value>H 2</value>
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    <method>in pencil</method>
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      <value>Caf...</value>
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    <summary_title>The Fitzwilliam Museum</summary_title>
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          <type>reference</type>
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          <id>agent-179767</id>
          <uid>adlib-agent-179767</uid>
          <uuid>0e6baaca-9e23-31bd-8540-b5bc31a21553</uuid>
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        <summary_title>Bosanquet, R. C.</summary_title>
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        <earliest>1904</earliest>
        <latest>1904</latest>
        <value>1904</value>
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        <value>given</value>
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        <value>Accessioned between 25th July and 22nd October 1904 according to the register, but probably towards the later part of this period, because on 26 July 1904 R.C. Bosanquet and his wife visited the Museo del Duomo di Orvieto and signed the visitors book, 'Mr &amp; Mrs R.C. Bosanquet,. 26 July. Athens.' The gift was not recorded in the minutes of the October Syndicate meeting</value>
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        <earliest>1480</earliest>
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          <earliest>1480</earliest>
          <era>CE</era>
          <latest>1480</latest>
          <precision>circa</precision>
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        <latest>1520</latest>
        <range>1</range>
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          <earliest>1520</earliest>
          <era>CE</era>
          <latest>1520</latest>
          <value>1520</value>
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          <uid>adlib-agent-189314</uid>
          <uuid>4d883aaf-0c3a-3a04-8455-7f21ea917527</uuid>
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        <summary_title>Unidentified Orvieto pottery</summary_title>
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          <summary_title>Italy</summary_title>
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      <value>pale yellowish-buff</value>
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      <dimension>Height</dimension>
      <units>cm</units>
      <value>7.5</value>
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      <dimension>Width</dimension>
      <units>cm</units>
      <value>7.0</value>
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    <value>According to a label accompanying a group of fragments including this one given by R.C. Bosanquet, they were 'Mostly bought at Orvieto; some pieces (marked P at back) from Perugia. The Orvieto pieces, with a few exceptions were found in excavating foundations for houses near the Cathedral.'</value>
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      <notes>Cf. The fragment probably came from a jug of the same type as C.92-1904, see p. 163, no. 234</notes>
      <page>p. 163</page>
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    <summary_title>Italian Maiolica and Incised Slipware in the Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge</summary_title>
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      <value>pale yellowish-buff earthenware, lead-glazed yellowish-brown on the inside, tin-glazed on the exterior and painted in blue, yellow, and orange.</value>
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