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Descriptive guide to the collection of old pottery and porcelain donated to the Technological museum by Thomas Handcock Lennard and Martha Lennard (1922)

Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences (Sydney, N.S.W.). Thomas Handcock and Martha Lennard Collection, Laseron, Charles, Lennard, Thomas Handcock, Lennard, Martha · Sydney, J. Spence, acting government printer · leaf 18

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h. About 1750. 2. Staffordshire Jug. 6 in. high, in form of cottage. Eighteenth Century. 3. Three-handled Mug or Tyg. of Brown Stoneware. 6.1 in. high. 4. Figure of Shakespeare, by Boti 6- Co., 8J in. high. About 1800. i 1 u ■sa^ I: K llie overhanging tree or bush. Certainly it is doubtful if such… … Plate III. These pn-ces. originally brought from England by Mr. Lennard, formed the nucleus of his collection. Otherwise all the specimens were procured in or about Sydney (1) Staffordshire Figure. (2) Piece of original Wedgwood. (3 and 4) Sheepwiih lambs, by Walton. (5 and 6) Sheep with lambs, by…

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