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1. Lipski and Archer, l)ated I)elfltware, nos. 877, 
888. For a postedieclival earthenware fliddling 
cup ex avated at Norwich and composed of 
three vessels joined by textured twisted straps, 
see Jennings, Norwich, p. 73, fig. 29, no. 512. 
2. Coleman-Sinith and Pearson, I)onyatt, p. 283, 
no. 2511. For later examples, ibid., pp. 282 285. 
3. Ibid., p. 381: pp. 169 170, no. 7157, for one of 
the onlv other 18th-century examples. 
4, Ibid., pp. 383 385. 
5. Lipski and Archer, Dated Delftware, no. 758, 
fir one without arms, io. 759. 
6. Rackhain, Glaisher, vol. 1, p. 14, no. 80. An 
1808 harvest jug (owned by Garry Atkins, june 
1995) and an undated smallerjug (IHodgkin and 
Hodgkin, Dated Pottery, no. 228), also from 
North Devon, bear similar rhymes. 
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