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Coade, Blashfield or Doulton? The in situ identification of ceramic garden statuary and ornament from three eighteenth and nineteenth century manufacturers
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  • 2011Potentiality of non‐destructive XRF analysis for the determination of Corinthian B amphorae provenance40 cited
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  • 1990Mrs Coade's Stone4 cited
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