HM Exeter Torquay Ware Royalty Commemorative tea pot | King Edward VII Crowned June 26th 1902 duplicates no hair showing below cap

no hair showing below cap

Please Note: the black tar on base edge of flask has been removed after photographs were taken

Issued: 1997 only

The Old Curiosity Shop is one of two novels (the other being Barnaby Rudge) which Charles Dickens published along with short stories in his weekly serial Master Humphrey's Clock

a factor leading to the trial of Anne Boleyn

HM Exeter Torquay Ware Royalty Commemorative tea pot | King Edward VII Crowned June 26th 1902 duplicates no hair showing below capTorquay Ware Royalty Commemorative tea pot King Edward VII Crowned June 26th 1902 On the rear is Long Live the King by Hart & Moist Pottery [impressed HM EXETER to base] Approx 10cms (4") tall Approx 16. 5cms (6 1 2") spout to handle In excellent condition About Hart & Moist Pottery read more here In 1896, William Hart and Alfred Moist were already partners when set up their new pottery at Haven Road, Exeter. They invited Joseph Moist, Alfreds brother