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English: This so-named Tata is a tin-glazed earthernware, faience, jewel case which was made in a factory founded by Count Josef Esterhazy in the 18th century. This object dates to 1786 and is now located within the Koerner European Ceramic Gallery of UBC's Museum of Anthropology in Vancouver, Canada. |
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