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Small Royal Doulton jug, 1880sUnusual Arts & Crafts stoneware ovoid jug with blue prunts decoration by Royal Doulton; antique English 1880s. Condition: minor surface wear Size: Height: 17 cm The long Victorian period (1838 1901) spanned over an immensely prolific time in the history of art and design. It covers such great fashions as Gothic Revival, the Pre Raphaelites, Aesthetic Movement, Expressionism, Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau. That was quite unlike any other period.
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