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Toby Jugs Prices – Henry VIII and His Wives

January 23, 2018 1 Comment

Toby Jugs – King Henry VIII

Modeled after the historical figures of King Henry VIII and his wives. These collectibles allow you collect the heads of both the tyrannical King and that of his unfortunate wives alike.

King Henry VIII Lrg 6 1/2″ – D6642 (1975)

Reigning King of England from April 21st 1509 until his death on January 28th 1547.

King Henry VIII is more remembered for his six marriages, in particular, the methods he used to end those marriages.

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The Seven Most Famous Hummel Figurines and Their Values/Prices in Today’s Society

November 24, 2017 7 Comments

Hummel Figurines are showcased in many antique collectors cabinets. These porcelain figurines, based upon drawings by Sister Maria Innocentia Hummel, first became popular towards the end of the second world war. These porcelain ornaments were often gifted by soldiers in Germany to family back home in America. Although not an overly expensive item during this time, in today’s society Hummel Figurines have become greatly sort after antiques by keen collectors leading to a large price increase. 

First Hummels Produced: 1935
Creator of the Porcelain Hummel Figurines: Franz Goebel 

1) The Merry Wanderer #7

One of the most popular Hummel Figurines in a collectors cabinet is the ‘Merry Wanderer’. This porcelain figurine depicts a young traveller walking with a spring in his step (merrily walking) with a red umbrella and luggage bag.

Model Date: 1935
Expected Sale Price Today (depending on condition): $180 – $500

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Antique G. Argy-Rousseau Price Guide

July 24, 2016 Leave a Comment

Joseph-Gabriel Rousseau, born in a small village outside of Chartres to a farming family. In 1913 he married Marianne Argyriadès, a highly cultured woman of Greek descent who fueled Rousseau’s interest in Greek and Classical art. After his marriage Rousseau added the first four letters of his wife’s maiden name “a-r-g-y” in homage to her cultural, emotional, and domestic support, signing his name “Argy-Rousseau” for the remainder of his artistic career.

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Meissen Price/Value Guide

July 26, 2009 Leave a Comment

Meissen porcelain is the first European hard-paste porcelain that was developed from 1708 by Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus. After his untimely death that October, Johann Friedrich Böttger, continued his work and brought porcelain to the market, and he has often been credited with the invention. The production of porcelain at Meissen, near Dresden, started in 1710 and attracted artists and artisans to establish one of the most famous porcelain manufacturers. [Read more…]

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Limoges Price/Value Guide

July 21, 2009 1 Comment

Limoges had been the site of a minor industry producing plain faience earthenwares since the 1730s. The manufacturing of hard-paste porcelain at Limoges was established by Turgot in 1771 following the discovery of local supplies of kaolin and a material similar to petuntse in the economically distressed area at Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche, near Limoges. The ingredients were used for the production of hard-paste porcelain similar to Chinese porcelain. The materials were quarried commencing in 1768.

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Pewter Price/Value Guide

July 20, 2009 1 Comment

Pewter is a malleable metal alloy, traditionally between 85 and 99 percent tin, with the remainder commonly consisting of copper, antimony and lead. Copper and antimony act as hardeners while lead is common in the lower grades of pewter, which have a bluish tint. It has a low melting point, around 170–230 °C, depending on the exact mixture of metals. Pewter was first used around the beginning of the Bronze Age in the Near East. The earliest piece of pewter found is from an Egyptian tomb from 1450 BC.

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Pewter Price/Value Guide

Name Description Size Price
Basin B. Barners, Eagle Stamped On Interior 2 7/8 x 10 3/4

220

Basin Blakslee Barns, Flared Rim 6 5/8

812

Basin Hammered Bouge, Crowned Monogram, Marked, London, Late 1700s 18 1/2

1093

Basin Henry Will, Shaped & Rolled Edge, c. 1775 2 5/8 x 12 1/4

63800

Basin Love, Marked 11

400

Basin Thomas Melville II, Polished Marked 2 x 8

500

Basin Townsend & Compton 2 x 8

55

Basin Townsend & Compton, Hammered, 18th century 13

295

Basin Townsend & Compton, London 2 1/2 x 9 1/4

110

Basin W.& S.Yale, Meriden, Conn., c.1813 6 5/8 x 1 5/8

575

Beaker Bud Terminal Handle 3 1/2 x 2 3/4

306

Beaker J.H. Palethorp, Flared, Incised Rings, Philadelphia 3 1/8

696

Beaker James B. Woodbury, Flared, 4 Incised Rings, Philadelphia 3 1/8

290

Beaker James Weekes, Ringed, Flared, Footed 3 3/4

1276

Beaker TB & Co., 2 Incised Rings, Marked 3

255

Beaker Thomas Boardman, Lucius Hart, 3 Horizontal Bands, Flared Base, Pair 4

1856

Bowl J.B. Woodbury, O. Colton, Stepped Foot 4 x 6

1044

Bowl W. Crossman, W.A. West, Z. Leonard, Taunton, Mass., Lobed 4 x 6 1/4

1102

Brushpot London, Stamped, 19th Century 8

61

Candlestick Freeman Porter, Westbrook, Maine, Turned Stem, Domed Foot, c. 1850 6

812

Candlestick Henry Hopper, New York, Turned & Tapered 12

1392

Candlestick James Weekes, Turned, Flared Nozzle, Stepped Base, N.Y., c.1825, Pair 7

1508

Candlestick Rosewell Gleason, Mass, Pair 8 1/2

1276

Candlestick Rufus Dunham, Turned Stem, Domed Foot, Westbrook, Maine, Pair 6

3248

Chalice Dome Lid, Turned Stem, Ball Knop, Pennsylvania, c.1770 11 3/8

1856

Chalice Israel Trask, Squared Cup, Shaped Domed Foot, Beverly, Mass, Pair 7

2088

Chalice J.C. Heyne, Dome Lid, Ringed Ball Knop, Stepped Foot 11 x 4 1/2

32480

Chalice Peter Young, Turned & Stepped Stem & Foot, c.1800 8 1/8

7540

Chalice William Calder, Flared Rim, Short Foot, Providence, R.I. 6

812

Charger Beaded Rim, Roses, Crown, 18th Century 13 1/2

412

Charger Burford & Green, Crested, England, Late 18th Century 18

1740

Charger Lawrence Dyer, London, Mid 17th Century 20 1/4

460

Charger Nathaniel Austin 15

1740

Charger Punched, Scalloped Design Bands 14

144

Charger Richard Collier, Engraved Armorial Shield On Rim 22

546

Charger Samuel Hamlin 13

870

Charger Samuel Hamlin, Marked 13 1/2

375

Charger Stamped, ICI On Upper Rim 15

90

Coffeepot Boardman & Hart, Polished, Double Bulbous, Ivory Finial, Marked 11 1/2

450

Coffeepot Dome Lid, Boardman & Co., New York, c.1850 11 3/4

460

Coffeepot F. Porter, Westbrook, No. 1 7

230

Coffeepot Hinged Lid, Granite, Hinged Cover On Spout, c.1900 10

105

Coffeepot Hinged Lid, Wood Finial, 19th Century 9 x 4 3/4

275

Coffeepot Lighthouse, Eben smith 11

754

Coffeepot Lighthouse, Woodbrook No. 1, Mark, F.porter, c.1860 10 3/4

201

Coffeepot Pear Shape, Sage & Beebe, Marked 11

300

Coffeepot Rosewell Gleason, Rosewood Handle & Finial, Marked 10

220

Cream Pot Peter Young, Baluster Shape, Shaped Handle, 4 Applied Feet, c.1800 4 3/8

13340

Cream Pot William, Bulbous, Shaped Edge & Handle, Footed 4 5/8

1740

Cream Pot William Will, Bulbous, Flared, 4 knopped Feet, Philadelphia 4 1/4

5800

Desk Set Lift Lid, Divided Side, Removable Sander, Half Round Feet 4 3/4 x 7 x 1 3/4

115

Dish Deep, Blakeslee Barnes 11

406

Dish Deep, Jacob Whittemore 13

1044

Dish Hiram Yale, Banded Edge, Wallingford, Conn., c.1825 1 3/8 x 11 1/4

696

Dish Hot water, Lid, Removable Tray, Hinged End Handles, Wood Feet 7 x 10 x 12

143

Ewer WMF, Dragonflies, Birds, Water Lilies, Hinged Lid, Marked 9 1/2

29

Flagon Baluster Shape, Spout, Flared Foot Straight Handle, Shell Thumb Piece 11

230

Flagon Boardman & Co., Strainer Spout, 5-Knuckle Hinge, c.1825 9

4350

Flagon Domid Lid, Boardman & Co., Thumb Latch, Eagle Mark, c.1850 8

2645

Flagon Hiram Yale, 5-Knuckle Hinge, Pedestal Foot, Wallingford, Conn., c.1825 14 1/2

1508

Flagon Hunter & Dog, 3-Footed, Pewter Lid, c.1870, Liter 12 2/3

490

Flagon Tiered Lid, Spherical Thumbpiece, Flared Foot, Continental, c.1771 12 1/2

235

Flagon William Calder, 3-Knuckle Hinge, Providence, R.I. 11

1044

Jug Boardman, Bulbous, Loop Handle, Lid, Stamped 8

523

Jug Bulbous, Loop Handle, Lid 10 1/2

110

Lamp Camphene, Acorn Font, Burner, Baluster Shaft, Stepped Base, c.1834, Pair 10

3173

Lamp Eben Smith, Beverly, Mass., Domed Foot, Pair 9 1/4 x 4

1740

Lamp Fluid, Glass Font, Baluster Turned Post, Continental, Early 1800s 14 1/2

518

Lamp Fluid, Lozenge Shape Font, Camphene Burner, Eben Smith, c.1871 646

646

Lamp Fluid, Newell Patent, Cylindrical Font, Embossed Flowers, Dish Base, c.1853 11 5/8

1116

Lamp Kerosene, Grease 12

50

Lamp Oil, Ephraim Capen & George Molineux, New York City 4 1/8 x 4

522

Lamp Oil, F. Porter, Acorn Font, Burning Fluid Burner, No.2, Westbrook, 1860s 7 3/4

173

Lamp Oil, Germany, Glass Reservoir, c.1780

495

Lamp Oil, Glass Font 13 1/2

72

Lamp Oil, Removable Glass Bull’s-Eye Magnifying Lens, Whale Oil Burner 8 1/2

374

Lamp Taunton Britannia, Taunton Mass., Turned Stem, Footed 7 x 3 1/2

232

Lamp Whale Oil, Acorn Font, Baluster Shaft, Chapen & Molineux, c.1854, Pair 10

646

Lamp Whale Oil, Barrel Shape Font, Baluster Shaft, William H. Starr, c.1846 10 3/8

382

Lamp Whale Oil, Cylindrical Font, Early 19th Century, Pair 7 5/8

499

Lamp Whale Oil, Cylindrical Font, James Putnam, c.1835, Pair 6 3/8

646

Lamp Whale Oil, Cylindrical Font, Ring Handle, Ostrander, c.1854, Pair 7

764

Lamp Whale Oil, Cylindrical Font, Rosewell Gleason, c.1871, Pair 8 1/4

999

Lamp Whale Oil, Lozenge Shape Font, Leaf & Flower Border Base, c.1871, Pair 8

881

Lamp Whale Oil, Lozenge Shape Font, Rosewell Gleason, c.1871, Pair 10 1/4

5288

Lamp Whale Oil, Saucer Base, Brass Cap, R. Gleason 5 1/2

413

Lamp Whale Oil, Smith & Co. Marked 8

230

Lamp Whale Oil, Truncated, Cone Shape Font, Rosewell Gleason, c.1871, Pair 6 3/4

558

Measure Fillet, England, Qt. 6 1/2

51

Measure James Yated, Belly Form, Signed, Birmingham, 1/2 Pt 44

44

Measure Timothy Boardman, Incised Rings, Cylindrical Rim, c.1815 9

6960

Measure W. Scott, Bulbous, Flat Lid, Embryo Shell Thumbpiece, Marked, 1826, 1/2 Pt 4 3/4

148

Measure Set Double Volute Baluster Lidded Shape, Scroll Handle, Bud Terminals, 4 Piece

9200

Mug David Melville, Shell Thumb Spot, Newport, R.I. 6

5800

Mug Fredrich Bassett, 2 Rings, Shaped Handle, c.1775 4 5/8

7424

Mug Parks Boyd, Horizontal Rings 4 1/2 x 5

14500

Mug Robert Palethorp, Jr., Shaped Handle, c.1820 4 1/2 x 5 1/2

5510

Mug Samuel Hamlin, Hartford, Conn., Scroll Handle, c.1770 4 3/8

3480

Mug T.D. Boardman & S. Boardman, 2 Handles, c.1850 6 x 8

3016

Mug Thomas Danforth Boardman, Qt. 6

2784

Pitcher Freeman Porter, Bulbous, Rings, Westbrook, Maine 6 5/8

696

Pitcher George Richardson, Boston, Providence, Bulbous, Stepped Sides 6 1/2

1508

Pitcher Hinged Lid, Daniel Curtiss, Ball-Topped Domed Finial, c.1840 8 3/4

696

Pitcher Nekrassoff, Beaded Openwork Base, Wood Handle, c.1940 6 1/2

175

Plate Ashvil Griswold 8

406

Plate Blakslee Barns, Philadelphia, Eagle Mark, c.1817 8

201

Plate Brunstrom Rings, Love, 2 Lovebirds, c.1790 6

1393

Plate Burford & Green, London 8 7/8

110

Plate Flat Brim, Stage Engraving, Hammered Bouge, Mid 1700s, 6 Piece 9 3/4

805

Plate G. Lightner, Marked 7 7/8

280

Plate I.B. Finck, J.F. London 8 3/4

66

Plate John Skinner, Smooth Rim, Hammered Bouge, Boston 9 1/8

1160

Plate Love, London, Marked, Crowned X 12

381

Plate Samuel Danforth, Single Reed Brim, Eagle Touchmark, Hallmark, c.1800 7 7/8

382

Plate Samuel Hamlin, Maker’s Cartouche, 4 Hallmarks, c.1800 13 1/2

470

Plate Scalloped, Cast, Continental, Early 20th Century, 8 Piece 9 3/4

161

Plate Semper Eadem, Boston, Mass 8 3/8

928

Plate T. Danforth II, Moded Edge, Maker’s Mark Stamp, c.1780 6 1/8

3712

Plate T. Danforth III, Banded Edge 7 3/4

348

Plate Thomas Badger 8

144

Plate Townsend, Early 17th Century 8

35

Plate W. Billings, Polished, Marked 8 1/4

750

Platter Oval, Beaded Rim, England, 18th Century 15 x 19 3/4

231

Porringer Boss Bottom, Crown Handle, Marked WM, Dots Under Handle, c.1800 4 5/8

235

Porringer Coronet Handle, Diam 3 7/8

185

Porringer Elisha Kirk, Tab Handle, Cutout Hole, York, Pa 2 x 7 1/8

1276

Porringer Flowered Handle, Marker’s Mark, Figure Of Neptune, Early 1800s 1 3/4 x 5

499

Porringer Fredrich Bassett, Old English Handle, c.1800 4 3/8

230

Porringer Fredrich Bassett, Scrolled Openwork Tab Handle, c.1775 7 3/8

6032

Porringer Hamlin, Flowered Handle, Eagle Mark, c.1801 5 1/2

805

Porringer IG, Crown Handle, Polished, Marked, Linen Mark 4 2/3

275

Porringer John Bassett, Scrolled Openwork Tab Handle, c.1750 6 1/4

17400

Porringer John Will Scrolled Openwork Tab Handle, N.Y., c.1750 7 3/8

8584

Porringer Pierced Handle, American 5 1/2

288

Porringer Richard Lee, Springfield, Vt., c.1815 3 1/4

232

Porringer Samual Green, Jr., Crown Handle, Marked, SG, Boston 5 1/2

201

Porringer TD & SB, Crown Handle, Polished, Marked, Linen Marked 5

450

Porringer William Will, Scrolled Openwork Tab Handle, Philadelphia, c.1775 7 1/2

3248

Salt John will, Flared, Beaded Edge, Stepped Foot, PhiladelPhia, c.1775, Pair 2 3/8

2088

Salt & Pepper Handle, Clear Plastic Stopper 2 1/2

36

Salt & Pepper Mushroom Shape

19

Sconce Continental, Double C-Scroll Arm, Cylindrical Soket, Pair 19 1/2

1102

Spirit Measure Marked GR, c.1720, Pt

495

Spoon John Will, Squared Handle, N.Y., c.1750

6960

Spoon William Bradford, Squared Handle, New York, c.1750 6 5/8

3712

Spoon Set Mark On Handle End, 19th Century, 6 Piece 6 5/8

288

Stein Seymour Mann, Detroit Yacht Club, 1973 16 x 10

60

Sugar Cover, George Richardson, Boston, Providence 5 x 6 1/2

3712

Sugar Cover, Round, Stepped Rings, Footed, Connecticut, c.1830 5 1/2

1160

Sugar Cover, T.D. Boardman, L. Hart, Footed 6 x 8 1/2

1044

Sugar Inverted Bell Shape, Scrolled Handles Hallmark, Crown Over X, 1700s 4 x 6 3/4

345

Sugar Stepped Domed Lid, William Will, Pinched Waist, Footed 5

3712

Syrup Lid, Sellew & Co. Cincinnati, Marked 5 1/2

15

Tablespoon Charles Parker, Meriden, Conn., Pair 8

232

Tablespoon Garry I. Mix, Wallingford, Conn. 8 1/4

174

Tablespoon Robert Palethorpe, Jr., Philadelphia 8 1/2

290

Tankard Dome Lid, Tulip Shape, Footed, Open Chair Thumblift, c.1800, Qt. 7 3/4

403

Tankard Hinged Dome Lid, John Will, Shape Handle & Thumblift, N.Y. 7 3/8

23200

Tankard Hinged Lid, J. Brunstorm, Ringed Bands, Beaded Edges, Shaped Handle 7 1/2

30160

Tankard Hinged Lid, John Will, Engraved, Barrel & Lid, N.Y., c.1750 7

49880

Tankard Hinged Lid, Joseph Leddel, Sr., Shaped Handle & Thumblift, c.1750 7

60320

Tankard Hinged Lid, William kirby, Shaped Handle & Thumblift, New York, c.1780 7

11600

Tankard Lid, Mason Design, c.1798

132

Tankard Semper Eadem, Boston, Mass 6 3/4

6960

Tankard Tulip Form, England, Late 18th Century, Qt. 7 3/4

420

Lid, Marked, Scotland 10 3/8

175

Tea Set Royal Holland, Tray, Coffeepot, Teapot, Sugar, Creamer, c.1950

59

Teapot Bailey & Putnam, Gooseneck, Scroll Handle, Black Paint, Stamped 11

330

Teapot Boardman & Hart, Gooseneck, Scroll Handle, Stamped, N.Y. 11 1/2

44

Teapot Boardman & Hart, Polished, Marked 8

325

Teapot Charles Yale, Painted Handle, Wafer Wallingford, c.1824 8

201

Teapot Dome Lid, Bulbous, Ringed, Domed Lid, c.1770 6 1/8 x 8

1160

Teapot Dome Lid, J. Brunstrom, Ball Shape, Pinched, Beaded Bands, Lovebirds 7 x 9

18560

Teapot Dome Lid, John Townsend, Treen Handle, Squat Pear Form, 3-Footed 6

1972

Teapot Dome Lid, Scrolled Handle, Cylindrical, 19th Century

402

Teapot Dome Lid, William Will, Wooden Handle, Beaded Rings, c.1775 7

47560

Teapot Enamel Body, Flower Bouquets, Individual, 1800s 5 1/2 x 6 1/2

130

Teapot George Richardson, c.1845 7 3/4

522

Teapot Hiram Yale, 3-Knuckle Hinge, Wallingford, Conn., c.1825 10 1/4 x 10

928

Teapot Israel Trask, Oval Body, Straight Spout, Beverly Mass 5 3/4

872

Teapot Israel Trask, Oval Body, Shaped Spout, Ball Feet, Beverly, Mass 7 x 10

3840

Teapot J. Danforth, Squat, Gooseneck, Scroll Handle, Black Paint, Stamped 7

66

Teapot James Dixen & Sons, Marked, 1 Cup 4 1/2

78

Teapot LL Williams, Gooseneck, Scroll Handle, Philadelphia, Pa 10 1/2

248

Teapot Rosewell Gleason, c.1840 8 1/2

260

Teapot Samuel Kilbourn, Hartfort, Conn. Bulbous, Flared Foot 8 3/4 x 8 1/4

5104

Teapot Smith & Co., Cylindrical, Canted Sides, Scroll Handle, Hallmark 7 1/2

210

Teapot T.D. Boardman, Marked 9 1/4

325

Teapot Townsend & Compton, Pear Shape, Wood Handle, Bone Finial, c.1784

2450

Teapot Undertray, Drum Shape, Wooden Handle, Finials, Engraved, Pair 4 1/2 x 10

460

Tray Hammered, Middle Eastern 21

409

Tray Hugo Leven, Waterlily, Dragonfly Handles, c.1898 11 3/4 x 18 1/2

3125

Trophy Uniformed Male & Female Riding Safeties, 19th Century 9 1/2

138

Vase Figural, Mermaid, 2 Infants, Fishing Net, Dolphin 13 3/4

5625

Vase Helgi Joennsen, Sculptural, Norway, c.1982 19 x 9

293

Vase Irises, Peonies, Gourd Shape, Inward Flared Lip, Germany, 1885-1910 21 x 11

460

Vase Liberty & Co., Hammered, Original Patina 5 x 9 1/2

1020

Vase Tudric, Heart Shape Leaves, Enamel Oval Foil 7 3/4

850

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Lalique Vase Price/Value Guide

April 29, 2009 Leave a Comment

Lalique glassware was made by Rene Lalique in Paris, France, between the 1890s and 1945. René Jules Lalique was born in Ay, a small village in the Marne region of France on April 6 1860, and died May 5 1945. He was a glass designer, renowned for his stunning creations of perfume bottles, vases, jewelry, chandeliers, clocks and in the latter part of his life, automobile hood ornaments.

Lalique pieces that were made before 1945 were marked the signature R. Lalique. Lalique pieces made after 1945 are marked Lalique. [Read more…]

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Lalique Glassware Price/Value Guide

April 29, 2009 1 Comment

Lalique glass was made by Rene Lalique in Paris, France, between the 1890s and 1945. René Jules Lalique was born in Ay, a small village in the Marne region of France on April 6 1860, and died May 5 1945. He was a glass designer, renowned for his stunning creations of perfume bottles, vases, jewelry, chandeliers, clocks and in the latter part of his life, automobile hood ornaments.

Lalique pieces that were made before 1945 were marked the signature R. Lalique. Lalique pieces made after 1945 are marked Lalique. [Read more…]

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Lladro Figurines Price/Value Guide

March 26, 2009 21 Comments

Lladro is a Spanish company based in Tavernes Blanques, Valencia, that produces high quality porcelain figurines. Lladro company was founded in 1953 by three brothers, Juan, José and Vicente Lladro, in the village of Almácera near Valencia. Starting with items such as vases and jugs, it wasn’t until 1956 that they started producing the sculptures for which they are now most famous. Enthusiasm for the items produced by the Lladro brothers saw their small workshop expand several times until eventually they moved to Tavernes Blanques in 1958. [Read more…]

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Royal Doulton Toby Character Jugs Price/Value Guide

March 21, 2009 24 Comments

Toby Jugs have been around since the early 18th century. They were revived by Doulton in the 19th century, who developed the idea into a range of character jugs. Since 1815, Doulton had made Toby jugs in a conventional manner. Harry Simeon started to add colour in the 1920’s. This inspired Charles Noke, a Doulton artist and modeller to rethink the Toby jug tradition. [Read more…]

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