Derby Porcelain Figure: Yellow Canary on Flowering Branch, 1780
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Branch, circa 1780 a Derby porcelain figure of a yellow canary on a flowering branch by William Duesbury & Co, circa 1780 patch marks to base 7 cm high. Other Notes: for a similar example see the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, ref no. 414:234/A-1885, ceramics, room 139, the curtain Foundation gallery, case 14, shelf 7, gift of lady Charlotte Schreiber.
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