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Post  Jeremy Ashford Tue 9 Sep - 16:18

A different Royal Oak small jug in lava glaze.
A different Royal Oak small jug Rojug10
70mm H x 65/95/65 ODs, a clearly defined foot ring
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Post  Jeremy Ashford Wed 10 Sep - 12:54

I just checked to see this in the gallery and noticed that Mike's bowl adjacent in the gallery appears to be a style-match for this.

I think these two would team up with a teapot set, as the other styles of jug and bowl match coffee pots (two-finger and pointy-handle).

But what cups?
There is nothing to match in the gallery yet.
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