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Shakespeare's House Bone China Mug gifts 'Watercolour by Paul Braddon depicting

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'Watercolour by Paul Braddon depicting the amphitheatre erected for the Jubilee of 1769

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Shakespeare's House Bone China Mug gifts 'Watercolour by Paul Braddon depictingAttractive bone china mug with a wraparound design featuring an early coloured illustration of Shakespeares Birthplace on Henley Street. Part of our Shakespeares House range based on a 1788 print by Philip de la Motte, after an earlier engraving by Richard Greene from 1769. From the Collections of the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust. 85 x 75 mm Made from 30% recycled bone china Handwash only. Suitable for use in a microwave

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