Certificate, 1917, October 3, Authentication and provenance of Old English Browning tea set.

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Certificate, 1917, October 3, Authentication and provenance of Old English Browning tea set.

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Tregaskis, proprietor of Caxton Head, certifies the pieces "are genuine Browning Relics, purchased...at the sale of the Robert Browning Collection...on May 8th. 1913."

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Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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