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21 April 2011

Spode and Charles Ferdinand Hürten

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Pam Woolliscroft: Loves pots... a lot. Once upon a time worked in museums (including curator of the Spode museum). Blogger & author. Fond of archives. Encourages a wild garden. Draws a bit. Blogs 'Spode History' and 'Spode ABC' which have been accepted by the UK Web Archive which preserves selected UK websites. Also blogs 'An English Garden' and 'A Royal Signals Sergeant'. Instagram:@pamelawoolliscroft

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