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Barbara of Lynn, 4 Chest Accessory | Drinking Glasses | Rhenish
1611
King's Lynn, England
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Hope of Bremen, 6 Wey Accessory | Drinking Glasses | Rhenish
1611
King's Lynn, England
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Fortune of Amsterdam, 2 Wey Accessory | Drinking Glasses | Rhenish
1613
King's Lynn, England
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White Swan of Enkhuizen, 2 Wey Accessory | Drinking Glasses | Rhenish
1612
King's Lynn, England
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Fortune of Amsterdam, 2 Wey Accessory | Drinking Glasses | Rhenish
1612
King's Lynn, England
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St Michael of Hoorn, 30 Half Chest Accessory | Drinking Glasses | Rhenish
1614
King's Lynn, England
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Gift of Lynn, 6 Half Chest Accessory | Drinking Glasses | Rhenish
1611
King's Lynn, England
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Red Lion of Enkhuizen, 40 Half Chest Accessory | Drinking Glasses | Rhenish
1614
King's Lynn, England
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George of Medemblik, 50 Half Chest Accessory | Drinking Glasses | Rhenish
1614
King's Lynn, England
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Fortune of Amsterdam, 4 Wey Accessory | Drinking Glasses | Rhenish
1612
King's Lynn, England
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Weypen of Hindeloopen, 9 Wey Accessory | Drinking Glasses | Rhenish
1614
King's Lynn, England
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