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Description: Royal China Works (Grainger of Worcester) reticulated watering pot or pitcher, 1892. Molded gilt leaves to circular band, base, and reticulated mouth. Royal China Works mark to underside dating to 1892.
Weight Approx., 1 lbs
Measures Approx., 4.75 inches x 5 inches diameter x 16.5 inches tall
Condition: Great condition. Light gilt wear.
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