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Common name Leafield redware, west Oxfordshire Class Pear-shaped jug and domed money box Height left, 165mm right, 134mm Identifier PW30 Production centre Leafield west Oxfordshire Distribution regional Use tableware and as a money box Date predates 1905 AD Published in Stebbing, Rhodes, Mellor 1980, Fig 25, 22-4 (jug only) Historic context private collection of potter's widow Potter George Franklin, died 1905 Collector Percy Manning

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