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Tankard, Jack
Leather, Metal- silver, Metal- plate
Consumption
England
England
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Bottle, Signboards and Decor
Leather, Metal- iron, Metal- copper, Wood (inc. treen)
Consumption
London, England
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Cup
China, Metal- silver, Metal- plate
Consumption
China
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Bottle
Leather
Consumption
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Jack
Leather
Consumption
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Bottle
Leather
Consumption
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Jack, Bottle
Leather
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Pot- Tea
China
Consumption
Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, China
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Pot- Tea
China
Consumption
China
Clothworkers' Company, Mincing Lane, London, England
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Cup- Tea
China
Consumption
Jingdezhen, China
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Pot- Coffee
China
Consumption
Jindezhen, China
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Image, Sets- Tea
Metal- silver, Metal- plate, China
Consumption
London, England
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Image, Sets- Tea
China, Wood (inc. treen)
Consumption
13, Cornhill, London, England
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Image, Sets- Tea
China, Glass, Metal- silver, Metal- plate
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Image, Sets- Tea
China, Metal- silver gilt, Metal- plate
Consumption
London, England
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Image, Sets- Tea
China, Metal- plate
Consumption
England
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Cup- Tea, Cup- Coffee
China
Consumption
China
[15], Bridge Street, Chester, Cheshire, England
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Cup- Coffee, Cup- Tea
China
Consumption
China
[15], Bridge Street, Chester, Cheshire, England
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