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Wedgwood of Etruria and Barlaston Beatrix Potter Child's Mug c. 1974
SKU: 8761-11132452
$20.00
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"Flopsy Once Upon a Time"
Peter Rabbit is the endearing creation of Beatrix Potter for a sick child in 1893, but is as fresh now as then, reminding children of all generations to smile. This adorable baby cup featuring her iconic little mischievous bunnies was produced by Wedgwood starting in 1947, but this particular one is from 1974 based upon the back stamp with a circled R. The 2 7/8" tall by 3" across mug has "Flopsy Once Upon a Time" in brilliant blues and reds with a little excerpt of the story on each side. Peter Rabbit even peaks out from the inside of the cup.
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Used: very good
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