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James Hancock & Son (Worcester, England)
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Stanley, William Ford, 1829â1909
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paint boxe
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James Hancock & Son (Worcester, England)
Ceramic paint box
circa 1880?
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Stanley, William Ford, 1829â1909
Fluid professional colors prepared especially for architects
circa 1880