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Teal 128 Small Jug

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Post  Ev on Thu 4 Feb - 17:48

This is a little sweetie and today I found some placemats that are from paintings by Hoyt from days long ago that I will use for a unique NZ backdrop for some natural history distraction Very Happy

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Post  Ev on Thu 24 May - 7:33

I was informed that there are two ducks that were used for the Teal stamps, a chubby one and a skinny one. The chubby one is on earlier ware.

The duck above is the chubby earlier one Very Happy
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